
Daniel J. Flynn
Democrats onstage in Houston aspire not so much to govern America as to punish it. Former Congressman Beto O’Rourke called…
Laughs never come so hard as when some authority — a vice principal, a parent, a coach — sternly lectures,…
Red Line Blues, the first novel by Scott Seward Smith, arrives more than six years after its Obama-Romney election backdrop. If…
The Joe Rogan Experience works because the host exudes curiosity, the guests fascinate, the format (untethered to word counts or…
Quentin Tarantino made a movie so brilliant in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood that critics and audiences love it…
A specter is haunting America — the specter of white nationalism. Like all specters, white nationalism appears invisible to some…
Fifty years ago tonight, followers of Charles Manson murdered actress Sharon Tate, her unborn child, Jay Sebring (hairstylist to Frank…
Robert Dean Lurie’s Begin the Begin: R.E.M.’s Early Years tackles its subject at a peculiar time. Eight years after their…
Americans, a compassionate people, have elected presidents crippled from polio (Franklin Roosevelt), diagnosed with Addison’s disease (John Kennedy), and suffering…