“Crisis and Command”: John Yoo Again Defends Torture and an All-powerful Presidency
John Yoo's Crisis and Command is a turgid, 524-page love letter to an all-powerful Presidency generally and to dictatorship specifically. His theme? More...
Book Reviews
Al Gore’s Propagandistic “Our Choice”
Al Gore's new book, Our Choice: A Plan to Solve the Climate Crisis, is...
Book Review: Sarah Palin’s “Going Rogue”
“I love to write, but not about myself,” wrote Sarah Palin on page 409...
Government Schools Are Bad for Your Kids
The closure of St. Rose of Lima in Buffalo, New York, ignited a fury...
A Review of Rahe’s “Soft Despotism, Democracy’s Drift”
In his latest book, Soft Despotism, Democracy’s Drift, Paul Rahe examines the roots of...
Erasing Racism in America
For far too long, those who oppose big-government solutions to racism have been slandered...
Ayn Rand: Conservative Heroine?
In the Sunday New York Times, Adam Kirsch, senior editor at The New Republic,...
A Look at the Heritage Guide to the U.S. Constitution
The Federalist Society has compiled a “Conservative & Libertarian Legal Scholarship: Annotated Bibliography” to...
Glenn Beck’s Common Sense
It is becoming increasingly obvious to more and more people that government in America...
Figuring Out the Founders
Stroll casually along the bulging bookshelves of your local bookseller, and you’re sure to...
A Review of Andersen’s “Reset”
Do you think that our present economic crisis is a great thing? Do you...
A Review of “End the Fed” by Ron Paul
“The entire federal government,” laments Congressman Ron Paul in his newest book, End the...
Reasons for a Renaissance
Thomas Jefferson once said of the newspapers of his day that people would be...
Ridge Questions Bush’s Motives in Setting Terror Threat Level
Former Bush administration official and former governor of Pennsylvania, Tom Ridge, was secretary of...
Exposing the Green World Order
The environmental movement, bent on regulating America under its green thumb, has such a...
Emory University Professor Tells Part of the History of “The Conservatives”
In his recently published sixth book, The Conservatives, Emory University professor Patrick Allitt undertakes...
Demythologizing Darwin — A Review of Wiker’s “The Darwin Myth”
With 2009 being the bicentennial of the birth of Charles Darwin and the sesquicentennial...
Marxist Professor Refutes Atheists’ Arguments
Anno Domini 2009 has shown no sign of any abatement in the so-called “God...
Book Review: Triple Cross
What do a New York mob hit man, a mysterious aviation catastrophe, and a...
A Review of Haslam’s “The Twitter Workbook”
Do you ever find yourself saying, “It used to be so simple?” Sharing your...