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by | Feb 13, 2024

When I was a boy riding the bus to our diocesan high school, an older kid sometimes sat in the…

by | Dec 31, 2023

What do foreign policy realists hope for? Not global democracy. Not the emergence of greater global governance. Not a unipolar…

by | Dec 27, 2023

Some conservatives, most prominently Vivek Ramaswamy, think the United States can flip Russia from foe to friend and end the…

by | Dec 18, 2023

The 900 Days: The Siege of Leningrad By Harrison Salisbury (‎ Da Capo Press, 672 pages, $23) Eighty-two years ago, the…

by | Nov 27, 2023

Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of the growing antisemitism on America’s campuses is just how long those in the best…

by | Nov 26, 2023

Le Temps Des Combats (The Time of Battles) By Nicolas Sarkozy (Fayard, 592 pages, $43) Like clockwork, every time former…

by | Nov 21, 2023

Sixty years ago today, the president of the United States was murdered by Lee Harvey Oswald. No one experienced the…

by | Nov 20, 2023

Over the years I’ve had many hard things to say about the ambience of wealth and ambition at Princeton University,…

by | Nov 19, 2023

MAD or “mutually-assured destruction” is truly mad. The idea that a nuclear strike by one nation must result in worldwide…

by | Sep 24, 2023

Longtime political science professor and Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute John Mueller writes in Foreign Affairs that containment of…

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