Poland’s Christian Migrants

by Filip Mazurczak

Poland’s government, along with much of Polish society, is in fact pro-immigration. Continue Reading »

20 Jul 2018 0

A New Story for a New America

by Jose Gomez

Archbishop José Gomez delivered the commencement address at the Catholic University of America on May 12. Continue Reading »

23 May 2018 0

Tom Cotton and the Raging Infants

by Pete Spiliakos

Does Senator Tom Cotton have the discipline to face the elite left’s raging tantrums, and the wisdom to help craft a populist agenda worthy of our country? Continue Reading »

1 Feb 2018 0

How Anti-Trump Intellectuals Help Trump

by Pete Spiliakos

Our public figures—like Mitt Romney—often turn out to be enslaved to the ideas of bloggers and social media mavens. Continue Reading »

18 Jan 2018 0

The Self-Delusion of a Conservative

by Pete Spiliakos

Arizona Senator Jeff Flake thinks he is fighting to protect conservative principle from Donald Trump, but the truth is that he is Trump’s justification and helpless prey. Continue Reading »

31 Aug 2017 0

The Bitter Truth About Our Economy and Ourselves

by Pete Spiliakos

How can we reform our institutions to make them better for America's low-skilled workers?  Continue Reading »

3 Aug 2017 0

Green Card Holders in the City of Man

by Matthew Loftus

Many commentators on both right and left agree that President Trump’s recent executive order temporarily banning refugee resettlement and immigration from certain countries was an incompetently written and poorly executed snafu. The underlying issues are more contested: To what degree can the . . . . Continue Reading »

10 Feb 2017 0

The Statue of Wokeness

by Pete Spiliakos

President Trump’s executive order limiting immigration from seven majority-Muslim counties reveals a chaotic, cynical administration—and a hysterical, hypocritical, self-aggrandizing liberal opposition. Continue Reading »

2 Feb 2017 0

Nationalism is not Xenophobia

by R. R. Reno

It is atomized societies that are susceptible to demagogues—not societies that enjoy strong social bonds and organic communal solidarity. Continue Reading »

9 Sep 2016 0

Conservative Populism is Divided Against Itself

by Pete Spiliakos

Conservative populism can't catch a break. The party's elites have a stranglehold on policy. As Reihan Salam has pointed out, most Republicans are opposed to increasing immigration, but most Republican office holders favor vastly increasing immigration when they think the voters aren't looking. Only . . . . Continue Reading »

3 Mar 2016 0