The publication of Against the Tide, billed as the late Roger Scruton’s “best columns, commentaries, and criticism,” reminds us that he had spent many years ostracized from…
In movies and on television, when characters sit down to work on a computer, and even when one is just sitting around somewhere in the background, it’s…
In the beginning, there was Big Brother. A skateboarding magazine founded in the early 1990s and best known for its gimmicky formatting, rampant nudity, and shock media…
Threats The new Gawker! It’s just like the old Gawker, except worse! The revived and supposedly improved left-wing news blog published an article this week announcing it…
Tom Brady is one of those once-in-several-lifetimes athletes whose accomplishments are so astounding as to transcend the quotidian realm of sports and attain the Olympian plain of…
Last month, the New York Times reported on the McMinn County, Tennessee, school board’s decision to remove Art Spiegelman’s graphic novel Maus from the eighth-grade curriculum. School…
“I cannot think of a secretary of state that did not want to get involved in the Middle East,” Gamal Helal, a translator who served at least…
In the push to avert war in Ukraine, the Biden administration used an unpredictable weapon, divulging confidential intelligence to reporters while saying: Just trust us, and ignore…
It is a particularly tragic thing to witness the resurrection of a beloved television series, only to watch it die a humiliating death at the hands of…
On Jan. 25, the South Carolina Senate voted 35-6 to advance S. 290, a bill eliminating the state’s certificate of need program. The policy, which first came…
