In July 2025, I visited Stanford University. Tacked up all over the campus were leaflets identifying Israel as a leading—possibly, the leading—cause of climate change. The notion that a country of 10 million people could be a principal agent…
At an advance screening on June 9 at the Kennedy Center, a fortunate audience saw Angel Studios and Wonder Project’s Young Washington, which opens in theaters July 3, on the eve of America’s 250th birthday. The movie feels refreshing because it…
In her short, accessible book, Skipping School, Dixie Dillon Lane traces how American homeschooling went “mainstream.” Combining quantitative research with qualitative interviews, Lane has written a compelling history of an important but…
Their conviction came just a few months ago, but Finnish Member of Parliament Päivi Räsänen and Bishop Juhana Pohjola have already endured more than six years of punishment for religious speech. It’s a case, Bishop Pohjola says, that should be…
In my first year at the University of Virginia, I registered for a course on the history of Christianity from the birth of Christ to the conversion of Vladimir the Great of the Kievan Rus in 988. For an 18-year-old evangelical eager to…
On the 29th of July 1909, as darkness fell over the Turó del Carmel hillside, Antoni Gaudí climbed onto the roof of his Parc Güell home. He was 57 years old. Across the city, columns of smoke rose from firelit streets. Barcelona’s churches and…
Men in women’s sports is more that a culture-war issue. It’s about girls’ and women’s professional and financial futures. Read More… Today, more than 3.4 million girls participate in high school athletics nationwide, which represents about half…
If you want to know when everything in society went to pot, it was with the invention of the automobile. Or so the author of Lord of the Rings would have you believe. Read More… Given J.R.R. Tolkien’s self-evident greatness (and the millions of…
The state has an important role in sustaining the conditions in which families can flourish. What the state cannot do is design the family as if it were a project of its own. Read More… In 2021, Spain became the first country in the European…
Anthony Malcolm Daniels, who writes under the pen name Theodore Dalrymple, is the most irritating kind of cultural critic; he stubbornly refuses to accommodate himself to the ever-shifting categorical boundaries of the times. Dalrymple is…
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