In this compact, highly readable book treating issues about which he has also written elsewhere, Carl Trueman examines how it is that, at least on […]
Digital Tyranny: The Invisible Power Structure Shaping Our Reality
George Orwell’s 1946 essay “The Prevention of Literature” distinguishes between two types of attackers of intellectual freedom: theoretical enemies (the apologists of totalitarianism) and practical […]
Human Evolution Myth Shattered: New Science Reveals We Are Not Primates After All
A recent scientific review challenges long-held assumptions about human evolution, revealing that we are far less closely related to chimpanzees than previously believed. In The […]
British Aristocracy: A Modern Tale of Resilience and Adaptation
Every society has an aristocracy, even those that deny or disparage the very idea, such as our own. The term derives from a Greek phrase […]
Scalia’s Supreme Court Struggle: A Justice Who Felt the Court Was “Designing a Constitution for a Country I Do Not Recognize”
Antonin Scalia’s judicial legacy has flourished far beyond what anyone might have reasonably imagined at the time of his death ten years ago. By keeping […]
Paul Ehrlich, Architect of ‘Population Bomb’ Theory, Was Dead Wrong About Humanity’s Future
Dr. Paul Ralph Ehrlich (1932-2026), who passed away last week at the age of 93, was perhaps the world’s most famous opinionator on the population […]
Teddy Bears, Barbeques, and Batman: How Jewish Immigrants Built America’s Toy Revolution
As Michael Kimmel, SUNY distinguished professor emeritus of sociology, details in his new book Playmakers: The Jewish Entrepreneurs Who Created the Toy Industry in America, […]
China’s Military Surge Exposes America’s Industrial Weakness—Time to Rebuild Before It’s Too Late
China has embarked on the largest military buildup in modern history, simultaneously targeting U.S. security and global hegemony. To prevent a cataclysmic great power conflict, […]
Ukrainian Military Leadership’s Dilemma Exposed: Strategic Failures in Drone Warfare
Israeli military adviser Amir Avivi stated that the United States gained critical lessons from the war in Ukraine, where Russia deployed its own modified Iranian […]
Societal Shifts Reshape Crime Rates Across Generations
Harvard sociologist Robert J. Sampson’s new book “Marked by Time: How Social Change Has Transformed Crime and the Life Trajectories of Young Americans” presents a […]