SACRAMENTO — One of my favorite Soviet-era jokes involved a man who was admiring a shiny American car on a…
Alarmism can have many parents. Sometimes, it is conceived by perceptive insight wed to a legitimate concern. Other times, it…
SACRAMENTO — I’ve been spending time engaging with urbanists on X (formerly Twitter) so that you, dear American Spectator readers, can avoid…
Millions of conservative Americans voted for Donald Trump in 2016 because he recognized that appointing Supreme Court justices was among…
Rudimentary U.S. civics courses teach that the federal government has three branches: executive, legislative, and judicial. Each possesses a distinct…
Populist conservatives have made their peace with big government and seem to spend their time these days fighting symbolic culture-war…
Much has been written about the intellectual failings of America’s institutions of higher learning, including their ignorance — or outright…
Proposed rules issued by the Biden administration’s Department of Education seek to expand the federal definition of sex discrimination to…
Two Harvard Law School professors, Cass Sunstein and Adrian Vermeule, recently published a book with the intriguing title Law and…
