Politics

Why do the nations rage? I don't know. Maybe because they're out of ammo culturally.

Put the propaganda aside. There is a right way to familiarize students with important social issues through real literature.

A UK perspective on the rise of moralitis and the hypocrisy which accompanies it.

Like most new inventions, after the fact, the Instant Pot might seem like a mere technological accomplishment. Why couldn’t socialist planners mobilize scientists and do the same thing?

"Getting rid of political strife would be like whitening the yellowed teeth of a smoker. It would simply erase one characteristic of a toxic situation, camouflaging problems that go much deeper."

Can a patriot be a nationalist and vice versa? If not, why not?

Why readers assume something as complicated as a heart transplant could possibly be “free” is anyone’s guess.

Katie, Alice, and Lisa are strong and independent feminists. They also love their husbands, daughters, and sons, and take pride in what they do as mothers, wives, and women.

She has conceded the essence of the rightist—and, by the way, centrist—critique of the open-borders approach to immigration.

It was a boom year for the Post Office... but it also spent about $3.9 billion more than it took in.

Therapists and journalists are beginning to question the wisdom of putting children on the transgender path.

If your aunt calls you up this week spouting claims of mass deaths, global food shortages, economic destruction, and national security risks resulting from climate change, here’s what you need to know about this report.

The phrase does nothing to address one's argument.

Lincoln's Secretary of State was famous for hosting dinners which brought together politicians of radically different opinions who always left the dinner happy. Can we learn something from William Seward's hospitality?

Companies are forever wanting to do “team-building,” but everything about the woke workplace compels those with any common sense to consider everyone around them a potential threat.

West is currently being attacked not for his typical outlandish commentary but for using private firefighters to help protect his southern California home from the devastating Woosley Fire.

The market is more than just an efficient means to provide goods and services. It also encourages peaceful cooperation between people who might otherwise not get along.  

Culture is always filled with political hysteria and overblown fears.

Should we treat people equally or treat them differently based on their race, gender, or class to correct collective imbalances in “wealth, opportunities, and privileges within a society”

With the definitions of race and sex becoming so confusing, does the US need a law like Apartheid era South Africa had to define in clear terms who belongs to what race and what sex?

Well... yes and no.

History is clear: When the ordinary restraints of civil society no longer apply, there is no forecasting who will be caught in the resulting web of hatred.

Veterans Day commemorates the end of World War I. The United States intervened in that war to save its British and French allies. Should America have stayed out?  

The story of how the Air Force found a fifty-cent fix for its broken $1,200+ coffee cups is one for the “you’ve got to be kidding me” section in the volumes of how U.S. government manages to waste such massive amounts of money each year.

Of all the disturbing developments in culture and ideas over the last several years few have been more disturbing than the reemergence of communism and socialism.  

Rep.-elect Dan Crenshaw of Texas appeared on “Saturday Night Live” to give a message of unity and connection this Veterans Day weekend.

There's a major difference between today's politics and the politics of yore.

It’s at least plausible to suspect that a relatively new and poorly understood phenomenon called victimocracy is taking hold of politics in the Anglosphere.