Defeating Groyperism on Conservative Terms
American popular culture since at least the 1950s has fetishized rebellion. But what’s left to rebel against in the 21st century? None of the…
American popular culture since at least the 1950s has fetishized rebellion. But what’s left to rebel against in the 21st century? None of the…
A friend who works with high school students recently said to me, “I overheard a group of boys talking about ‘international Jewry.’” He was…
The charge that newly elected New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is an “Islamist” has mostly been derided either as Islamophobic or mocked as…
Jesse Merriam has inaugurated this symposium on the future of the conservative legal movement with a provocative essay arguing that the movement needs to…
The American Mind’s ‘Editorial Roundtable’ podcast is a weekly conversation with Ryan Williams, Spencer Klavan, and Mike Sabo devoted to uncovering the ideas and…
Dr. D, as I called him, was a scholar and a gentleman. He earned his PhD from Yale after writing a dissertation on Plato,…
Today’s conservative legal movement is the proverbial dog that caught the car. After years of effort (and more than a little fortuity), a solidly…
President Donald Trump’s latest comments on semiconductor exports sounded almost conciliatory—until they weren’t. Speaking recently on 60 Minutes, the president said he would let…
For decades, U.S. education has been dominated by the American Left. Their stranglehold was highly visible during the Biden Administration, with countless stories about…
The great civilizations of antiquity have never needed a majority to survive. They have always required just a quorum of men who knew what…
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