American Politics

A selection of recent articles on this topic

The Sins That Cry Out to Heaven

Eduardo Andino

The Christian tradition speaks of four peccata clamantia, or sins that cry out to heaven for vengeance:…

Letters

Various

True Communion I much appreciated Nathaniel Peters’s discussion of spiritual communion through the lens of William of…

Restoration and Desecration

Jeffrey F. Hamburger

I n recent years, reports have appeared in the media of art restorations so appalling they produce…

Lamb to the Slaughter

Samuel Goldman

George Frazier had a story about the first time he met John O’Hara. The journalist and clotheshorse…

Monumental Contrast

Catesby Leigh

In the annals of monumental sculpture, James Earle Fraser’s equestrian statue of Theodore Roosevelt hardly ranks as…

Against Racialism

Darel E. Paul

How to Be an Antiracistby ibram x. kendi one world, 320 pages, $27 White Fragility: Why It’s…

Covenant Prayer

Michael Stalcup

I am no longer mine but wholly yours,so wield me as you will: assign my rankamong the…

A Report from Sweden

Mark Bauerlein

The latest installment in an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Paulina Neuding discusses the state…

What I Learned From Amy Coney Barrett

Laura Wolk

Over the past week, scores of articles have been published on various aspects of Amy Coney Barrett’s…

The Next Frontier in the Sexual Revolution

Scott Yenor

What if the sexual revolution is not even half over? Sexual revolutionaries have had many victories since…

God Never Loses

Charles J. Chaput

The following remarks were prepared earlier this year for the 2020 National Catholic Prayer Breakfast honoring Attorney…

The Revolution Comes for Oliver Stone

Mark Judge

In a recent interview, director Oliver Stone complained about Hollywood: “The Academy changes its mind every five,…

Sympathy For the Devil

Francis X. Maier

The opening moments of the 2010 film Devil feature an aerial camera shot gliding in toward the skyline…

How Women Made the Moral Case For Suffrage

Erika Bachiochi

On this day, designated Equality Day in 1971, our nation officially celebrates a century of women’s suffrage.…

The night my friend confessed her sins over the phone

Jessica Hooten Wilson

She told me that she wanted to be holyBut everything she saidSounded like she wanted to be…