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In the ​latest installment of the ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein, Michel-Yves Bolloré joins in to discuss his recent book, God, the Science, the Evidence. The...

The Trump administration’s National Security Strategy (NSS) was released in early December. It generated an unusual amount of commentary. Many responded with a reflexively anti-Trump reading of the document....

Oxblood, bifold, kept In a back bedroomCloset all these years, It dates to my time Of adolescence, And has the same near  Emptiness, the same Lightness in the hand,As those eclectic Years do...

The Pride flag is progressive America’s banner. Before it was ­unfurled, most gays stayed in the closet. With the advent of Pride, they became out and proud. Over time,...

When in April of 2025 the Hastings Center for Bioethics (the oldest bioethics think tank in this country) revealed its new five-year strategic plan, one of six “values” specified...

After my musings about postliberalism went to the press last month (“What Does “Postliberalism” Mean?”, January 2026), a friend drew my attention to a recent essay by David W....

As a forty-eight-year-old who graduated from high school in 1995, Trevin Wax’s “We Were Jesus Freaks”...

A year after I became a Catholic, when my teenaged son was thinking about college, we visited Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. In the days and weeks following my...

I have cancer,” the elderly woman ­announced from her hospital bed high above York Avenue in Manhattan. “But cancer is not the sickness. Cancer is the cure. Because cancer...

In 2014, when Kevin Malone’s opera Mysterious 44 premiered in Manchester, England, the production featured narrative voiceovers by Richard Dawkins. It was a fitting choice. Funded in part by...

Gian Lorenzo Bernini had only just turned twenty when he finished his sculpture of ­Aeneas, the mythical founder of Rome, in his escape from the conquered city of Troy....

You can learn everything you need to know about our collective state of mind from the fact that the most talked-about book of the year is titled If Anyone...

Writing for UnHerd, Felix Pope reported on a December 13 Christmas celebration organized by the English nationalist Tommy ­Robinson. It involved a procession from Trafalgar Square to ­Whitehall, where...

Who knows, God may yet repent and turn from his fierce anger, so that we perish not” (Jon. 3:9). These words, spoken by the king of Nineveh, are often...

The Bible is flying off the shelves. Sales of the Good Book spiked 20 percent in…