This week began with cheerful news. On Monday, the Supreme Court stayed a lower-court injunction and let the Trump ...

As always at this time of year, we're forced to leave behind our memories of summer and vacation and start focusing on the ...

Stephanie Slade’s new book Fusionism: Liberty, Virtue and the Future of the American Right is simply perfect in presenting ...

Super hot. These are the most painful climatic conditions I have encountered since moving to Los Angeles in 1976. Each day ...

Dear America, 2076. Happy 300th birthday! I am writing at the end of summer 2026. This has been a momentous year, accented ...

As the “Big Three” convened in Potsdam in July 1945, Britain counted votes from its first postwar parliamentary elections.

Brabim Karki’s piece here at The American Spectator on Monday about the breakoff in trade talks between the U.S. and Canada is a must-read, though it’s a little incomplete (and this column is an ...

College football officially kicks off this weekend after an offseason that made it seem like it was locked in a room with an ...

Back in college, faced with peers who admitted they were communists, I simply laughed and then went about my day. It was ...

Going Further, calls attention anew to the life and career of the single greatest living American, Supreme Court Justice ...

The name game. In the long ago, there was a rock song of that name by Shirley Ellis, an American singer. There was a ...

Think of Alice in Wonderland and the many great poems and stories in that classic book of children’s tales. No sooner than ...