Harvard has had such a bad year that it has decided to shut up about politics.

De Beauvoir raised important questions about womanhood, but generated only ideological answers.

America's neglect of civic virtue and rising tribalism have led to fewer and fewer broadly respected figures in public life.

When making institutional predictions, one needs a major dose of humility.

In The Holdovers, Alexander Payne reminds us how American society worked before counterculture unraveled it.

Modern films wrestle with the meaning of sin, grace, and redemption in a fallen world.

It is an indictment of democracy that neither of America’s political parties seem capable of addressing the fiscal crisis caused by the transfer state.

Western coverage of the Israeli-Hamas conflict and Hamas’ propaganda distorts the meaning of words.

"Ukraine or Taiwan?" is not the essential strategic question for the United States.

Do Americans in rural places really “marinate in a sense of loss and perpetual disappointment”?