Leaders Who Can’t Lead

by Mark Bauerlein

We are surrounded by professionals who aren’t that professional, experts who aren’t very competent, leaders who can’t lead but won’t step down. Continue Reading »

18 Dec 2019 0

The Well-Fought Fight

by George Weigel

Like many other hymns, Ralph Vaughan Williams’s “For All the Saints” is an endangered species today. Continue Reading »

18 Dec 2019 0

Let’s Fix the Pornography Problem

by Jim Banks

It is time for Trump to tick off another campaign promise and protect our nation’s children from pornography.  Continue Reading »

18 Dec 2019 0

Two Popes, Too Many Untruths

by John Waters

As propaganda, The Two Popes is both hugely effective and extremely dangerous.  Continue Reading »

17 Dec 2019 0

The Cure for Melancholy

by Veronica Clarke

Through stellar writing and the excellent conversations it fosters, First Things provides both discourse and a community, one that aims to humanize the reader. Continue Reading »

16 Dec 2019 0

Boris and a New Tory Democracy

by Augustus Howard

With a full, eighty-seat majority in the House of Commons, Johnson’s Conservatives now have the opportunity to change British politics for a generation or more.  Continue Reading »

16 Dec 2019 0

Affirming the Adventure of Orthodoxy

by R. R. Reno

First Things offers something unique: religiously informed reflection on public affairs. Continue Reading »

14 Dec 2019 0

Boris: The New Blair

by Peter Hitchens

Mr. Johnson has portrayed himself as the new Blair, a friendly figurehead who appears unthreatening while concealing a vast agenda of change. Continue Reading »

14 Dec 2019 0

Against the “Fairness For All” Act

by David S. Crawford

The “Fairness for All” Act misunderstands both the nature of and danger presented by the LGBTQ+ conception of sexuality. Continue Reading »

14 Dec 2019 0

Boris’s Red Tory Victory

by Phillip Blond

Vast numbers of previously left-wing Labour supporters switched to support Boris Johnson and elect for the fourth consecutive time a Conservative prime minister. Continue Reading »

13 Dec 2019 0