How Harvard went woke
Harvard University claims to be America’s finest — but it has become a hotbed of timidity and bigotry
Features
Monday
Saturday
Trump’s second wave
Is Trump surfing to another Republican nomination?
The disconnect
We are not yet a year into this presidency, but it is already in trouble
Thursday
After Afghanistan
9/11 was the last time the country was truly united in its response to anything
Why are young women writing homosexual erotica about men?
Slash is any fanfiction that’s anchored in a homosexual relationship
Tuesday
The trans war on the body
Trans rights are changing what it is to be human
Central Asia’s geography after America’s defeat
Central Asia is going to matter substantially in terms of 21st-century geopolitics
The long march to disaster
The US military spends money but cannot win wars
Hot vax summer
Despite the much-anticipated ‘shot girl summer’, life hasn’t snapped back to normal
Saturday
Substack changed the business of journalism
Substack took off because people are increasingly distrustful of mainstream media outlets
Friday
The future of liberal education
The war on liberal education is an assault on liberal democracy
How America squandered its moral authority in Iraq
The true cost of the disaster in Iraq may still have to be paid
The last war for democracy
Islamism has every reason to triumph in Afghanistan. But its triumph may be its undoing
Tuesday
I think Donald Trump’s email team is trying to murder me
I had been receiving Trump’s fundraising emails for years and certainly the language had always been insistent. But this was a new level of aggression
Sunday
Autopsy of a failed war
Our longest war ends in another abject failure
Friday
Journalism’s class problem has gotten worse
When they arrive in newsrooms, privileged young people bring their values and priorities with them
The monsters we become
Nietzsche was the first to ‘own the libs’
Why we need bullfighting
The art of the corrida teaches respect for mortality
How to win the culture war
If the right will take a stand against the new racial obsessions, the American public stands ready to give its support
Read Ray Bradbury before he’s canceled
Frankly, it’s a wonder we are allowed to read him at all