Keynes and Grand Strategy
Economists quarrel about the legacy of John Maynard Keynes, but Zachary Carter’s biography reveals him as champion of the global-historical project to protect Anglo-American culture from its gravest threats.
Faith and Future
Let Left and Right quarrel. Ideas about progress are rooted in Judeo-Christian tradition. They are not all wrong.
Latinos and the King Legacy
Luis Parrales reflects on what Martin Luther King came to mean for him after arriving in the United States as a young immigrant from Mexico.
A Compromise Is Possible on CRT in the Schools
We need impassioned, even radical voices as we teach race relations, just not to the exclusion of all others.
Remembering Bayard Rustin
We need him—and his commitment to nonviolence and integration—more than ever.
Time Is on Iran’s Side
There’s no more kicking the can if we are to prevent a nuclear Iran.
Dangerous Liaisons
Will the United States accept Israel's growing military, technology, and infrastructure partnerships with China?
Can America Fight Fair?
China doesn't. To compete, the United States should be careful not to stray from its own principles.
