Jeane Kirkpatrick shaped Reagan’s foreign policy but criticized his “New Right.”
Attempts to transform it into a liberal democracy have failed—and may have made matters worse.
He saw how the desire for home competes with the desire for knowledge.
Patrick Deneen shows what a conservative revolution could look like, but not how to make it a reality.
Out of histories of defeat comes a sense of solidarity and respect for tradition.
An FX miniseries about ancient Japan raises the standard for mass-market television.
Courage, faith, and even peace can be found in the literature of the conflict that shattered Western civilization.
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