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The History Putin Would Rather Forget
Putin's selective recounting of Russia's history with Ukraine speaks volumes.
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Freedom from Fear and the Specter of Perfection
A review of Alan Kahan's history of liberalism.
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Is Civil Government Right?
With all the drawbacks upon government which fancy can depict, or imagination conjure up, society possessing it, is as paradise to pandemonium, compared with society without it.
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Reading Boethius in the Trumpocene
The classics are neither self-help books nor sources of conservative propaganda
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Reintroducing Ronald Dworkin
A leftist alternative to originalism is needed now more than ever
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The Face of Christian Authoritarianism: Giving to Trump What Is Trump’s
How American Christianity moved from right-wing activism to outright idolatry in the Trump era
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Chris Rufo and the Great Liberal Threat
Rufo is the latest in a long line of conservatives who project their own victimhood to mobilize support
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Patrick Deneen Fails to Understand the Liberal Tradition
A review of Patrick Deneen's Regime Change: Toward a Postliberal Future.
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Frankly Illiberal, Fukuyama
The esteemed political scientist and founding editor of American Purpose, Francis Fukuyama, has taken aim at woke liberalism, which he defines as “[interpreting inequality not as] between broad social classes like bourgeois and proletariat, but rather as the marginalization of narrower identity groups based on race, ethnicity, gender, or sexual
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Russia's Rebels: An Interview with Linor Goralik of ROAR
An interview with the founder of the Resistance and Opposition Arts Review (ROAR)
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A Canadian Perspective on Freedom and Gun Ownership in America
How the proliferation of guns in private life leads to draconian restrictions in public life
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Why Movements Fail
Horizontalism and its discontents