Beware: The effort to get woke activism out of investing is really a secret plot to force Christian supremacy and theocracy on the nation! Don’t believe me? Just ask the Southern Poverty Law Center. The SPLC has a knack for finding the secret racist, sexist, homophobic, anti-immigrant motive behind anything, and its reporter is on […]

What follows is a (mostly) unedited, exclusive excerpt from my recently re-published expat memoir, Broken English Teacher: Notes From Exile (now available in paperback): Nigel was a surly old sailor and I hope he still is, wherever he is these days. He was wearied cynicism personified, wrapped in saggy flesh […]

In a previous column, I detailed Michael Mann’s unraveling legal crusade, focusing on his courtroom defeat and the staggering financial penalty levied against him. Readers’ responses were passionate, particularly about the absence of commentary on Mark Steyn. Related: When the Ice Cracks: Michael Mann’s Legal Defeat and the Climate of […]

As American As Summer Itself Summer does not arrive on the calendar. It slips in quietly. One day, it is chilly and gray. The next day, flags stir in the breeze. The crack of a bat rings out over a neighborhood diamond. And the sound of a ball popping into a leather glove carries […]

Why Do We Always Wait Too Long? We always seem to wait. We wait to say what matters—to our veterans, families, and the people we love. Ask anyone who’s lost someone, and you’ll hear the same quiet regret: I wish I’d had just one more conversation, one more moment, one more thank you. […]