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The Nation’s Pulse
The Nation’s Pulse
by | Feb 26, 2025

So you’ve decided to become a realist. Not a philosophical realist, like Wittgenstein or Popper. Not an artistic realist, like…

by | Dec 24, 2024

On a micro level, it has recently dawned on me what high-cost delinquent dads are to society. During my time…

by | Nov 24, 2024

This could’ve been a grim Thanksgiving. Spent lamenting the further, faster decline of a glorious nation under re-empowered bad leadership….

by | Nov 4, 2024

Since spring, I have been sending regular dispatches to a small French review, Histoire et Liberté, on the progress of our…

by | Oct 2, 2024

At the time of this writing, the outcome of the presidential race is pretty close to being a coin flip….

by | Oct 2, 2024

“The moderators were obnoxious,” said Brit Hume of Fox News in his opening reaction to Tuesday’s debate. And Hume was…

by | Sep 15, 2024

Ryan Wesley Routh tried to play Lee Harvey Oswald and Abraham Zapruder. He succeeded in neither role. The attempted assassination…

by | Aug 24, 2024

Modesty is antagonized in today’s culture, often labeled as an antiquated, misogynistic concept. But thanks to the latest social media…

by | Aug 20, 2024

As a conservative lecturer and symposium leader, no question is asked of me more by students and activists than: “How…

by | Aug 8, 2024

The American Spectator’s own Paul Kengor, our editor as well as a professor of political science at Grove City College,…

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