Alfred S. Regnery
Michigan congressman discovers President Obama is channeling Dostoevsky. From our new July-August issue.
Thaddeus G. McCotter
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.
The Prowler
He's smart, he's funny, and he "steals" cars legally. (He's also the best friend you never knew you had.) Our July-August issue's cover story.
Andrew B. Wilson
It will if freedom remains on the American agenda. From our July-August issue.
Austin Bay
If conservatives don't counter them, government-run health care will be here to stay.
Philip Klein
An American plan to help the uninsured, restore Medicare's fiscal soundness, and preserve medical excellence.
Betsy McCaughey
Paul Johnson
The debate over the use of torture has taken a new and disturbing turn.
Roger Scruton
Literary exhibitionism on full frontal -- or at least parental -- display.
Judy Bachrach
Tom Bethell
Republican primary voters must decide whether to play it moderately safe. From the July-August issue.
W. James Antle, III
James Taranto
Did you hear the one about the lady who married the Eiffel Tower?
Joseph A. Harriss
John H. Fund
A growing inability to compete in the "geography of ideas."
Ilan Berman
Jonathan Aitken
Off to meet the chancellor of Liberty University, Jerry Falwell, Jr. From our July-August issue.
Ben Stein
Yet fantasy is not always harmless, as the summer blockbuster schedule confirms. From our July-August issue.
James Bowman
The one and only Continuinig Crisis -- Bob Tyrrell's monthly "ironic amalgamations," as Bill Buckley called them -- is now available in this new collection lovingly compiled and edited by Louis Hatchett.
John R. Coyne, Jr.
Andrew Roberts' Masters and Commanders is the best kind of history, faithful to the past yet relevant to the present.
James Piereson
It is also known as World War One, as in Norman Stone's short history.
Paul Beston
There are two things that make Alistair Horne's Kissinger: 1973 very special. One is the author.
Mark Falcoff
Joe Queenan's Closing Time: A Memoir is without a doubt his finest book.
Jeremy Lott
Could it be that our “best” universities’ humanities departments are filled with pretentious poseurs? From our July-August issue.
Angelo M. Codevilla
Assorted Jackasses
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.
Getting along has its charms.
Wlady Pleszczynski