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A Tale of Two Propositions

Diversity, democracy, and affirmative action.

An essay by William Voegeli.

Poland Against the Progressives

The continent’s most resolute defender of sovereignty.

An essay by Christopher Caldwell.

The Immortal Sowell

Sowell’s analyses of social and political issues are more sophisticated and acute than those of just about everyone who writes on the same topics today.

Charles Murray reviews Maverick by Jason Riley.

Alien Nation

Will we have to choose between the anti-Americans and the post-Americans, or is a republic graced by thoughtful American patriots still possible?

An essay by Charles Kesler.

Beto’s Republic, Book I

What is woke justice?

An essay by Michael Anton.

Man of Letters

The Long Slide is a reminder that Carlson is a good writer—a damned good writer.

Sohrab Ahmari reviews The Long Slide by Tucker Carlson.

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