A discussion with Christopher Owen, author of Heaven Can Indeed Fall.

The British Empire is no more, but all across the planet, people play English sports, because they are exciting, fun, and community-building.

With 1883, Taylor Sheridan is giving America back what it loved about the Western.

A recent documentary shows how Kurt Vonnegut used his art to cope with the trauma he suffered in World War II.

What made unified, Imperial Germany both lasting and fragile at the same time?

The “diplomatic boycott” of the Beijing Olympics is little more than an empty gesture.

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's warning about the great ideological Lie is a clarion call for the West to recover its civic pride and self-respect.

To the truckers protesting in Ottawa, the vaccine mandate for cross-border routes was only the latest example of eroding Canadian freedom.

Maastricht stands out as one of the more egregious examples of Europe’s elites colluding to subvert democratic constraints that they found inconvenient.

If anti-CRT laws are overly vague, the fault lies with CRT's proponents, who have not been forthcoming about their views or their educational agenda.