With so much transpiring regarding federal cutbacks and their impact on decades old programs of support, the fervent hope is that the leadership of the United States and all that it stands for in freedom, liberty, and democracy will not…
On March 7, Paul Kengor, editor of The American Spectator, delivered a talk on “The Marxist Roots of International Women’s Day” at the Clare Boothe Luce Center for Conservative Women in Herndon, Virginia. C-SPAN brought its cameras and recorded the moment…
Question: What do International Women’s Day and Vladimir Putin have in common? Answer: Both were promoted by the KGB. It is upon us once again: International Women’s Day. I’ve been writing about it here every year since our dumbed-down modern…
I was recently taken aback by a lengthy piece that I read (very oddly) in The Wall Street Journal. Jacob Berger is a professor of philosophy at Lycoming College in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. He authored an article in the WSJ on…
From the moment I wake up until my first sip of coffee, I am a combination of whimsical influencer and Osama Bin Laden. My saving grace is that I try not to communicate with anyone, except for the odd grunt,…
It was 80 years ago this month that James Burnham’s article titled “Lenin’s Heir” appeared in Partisan Review. It was the top article advertised on the magazine’s cover. It is, unfortunately, unknown to most Americans, but it was one of…
When the important writer Max Boot released his ten-year study of Ronald Reagan recently, it won a nice roll-out from the newspaper where he works, the Washington Post. The “Books” section showed a fine, noble, full-page color photograph of the…
Before the Book of Genesis begins to tell the story of how Joseph’s brothers kidnapped and sold him, it states: “Jacob settled in the land where his father had sojourned, the land of Canaan.” The word I translate here as…
In April 1939, ex-communist underground courier Whittaker Chambers was hired by Time magazine to review books for Henry Luce’s flagship publication. Chambers began his journey into communism in the mid-1920s. In the early 1930s, he joined the underground, accepting and…
