An appeal to what are self-consciously seen as mere symbols and myths won't help us escape our postmodern condition.

The controversy over Nazis on Substack highlights the shift from "debate your enemies" to "destroy your enemies."

Thomas Sowell shows why social justice ideology is so harmful to the very groups it claims to help.

In Gulliver’s Travels, immortality leads not to the perfection of the virtues, but to their most extreme corruption.

Looking back at The Sopranos 25 years later, it's clear that the show made some prescient points.

Both Christians and Jews can profit from Rabbi Joseph Soloveitchik's exploration of sacred time and space.

The Fed has accumulated operating losses in the billions. It needs to be recapitalized.

Babbitt's Democracy and Leadership reflects a kind of humanism that may seem alien to our time, but remains vitally relevant.

A return to the principles of Thomas Jefferson can address our current existential angst while maintaining the basic edifice of our national legacy.

Some on the Left still revere Lenin because they still rely on his tyrannical vision of social education.