The urban elite thinks they’re a victim class
From our US edition
They live to move in the worlds of affluence and activism
Casey Chalk
Thursday
Saturday
Little league keeps me sane
From our US edition
Just good old American tradition
Sunday
The reviled Woodrow Wilson
From our US edition
Progressives tear him down but they bear his influence
Monday
AAPI, an incoherent identity
From our US edition
It is blatantly irrational, absurdly reductionist and obviously patronizing
Tuesday
America the busybody neighbor
From our US edition
Our foreign policy establishment acts like a Karen on the global stage
Tuesday
Laying down our arms
From our US edition
To reduce gun violence, both sides need to soften their positions
Friday
The left’s great abortion freakout
From our US edition
The hysteria can’t hide the fact that the procedure stops a beating heart
Wednesday
How ‘defund the police’ hurt the black community
From our US edition
Media narratives may have done more damage than the police themselves
Sunday
Why the pro-life movement is winning
From our US edition
A grisly story in DC exposes a truth about abortion that the left wants to ignore
Thursday
China: one bully to rule them all
From our US edition
Beijing seeks not just regional but global dominance
Wednesday
There’s no such thing as a ‘global citizen’
From our US edition
It’s an oxymoron that erodes national sovereignty and republican government
Sunday
The left comes for the parents’ rights movement
From our US edition
Conservatives are winning in schools, so now progressives are saying ‘my child, my choice’
Saturday
When victimhood is a game, everyone loses
From our US edition
Give up on a left-wing politics whose purpose is to amplify our differences
Wednesday
Home is where the racism is
From our US edition
Only in America can the privileged claim victimhood while excusing the Chinese Communist Party
Friday
How to resist the age of grievance
From our US edition
Glenn Youngkin ignores the haters and presses onward. We would do well to emulate him
Thursday
The deep conservatism of Agatha Christie
From our US edition
Her stories always saw good triumph over evil, while resisting social anarchies
Thursday
An economy that’s good, not just efficient
From our US edition
Oren Cass and others are waking us up to a reality: there’s more to life than making markets freer
Tuesday
How elites hijacked the conversation on race
From our US edition
Instead of serious solutions to real problems, we get the Washington Football Team
Monday
Cicero on rejecting the 1619 Project
From our US edition
He understood we should treat our elders with charity, not cast them as bigots
Sunday
What conservatives get right about masculinity
From our US edition
If an entire sex is suffering, the very survival of republican government is at stake
