The more power the left gains, the more obvious its failures become
By Daniel McCarthy
The West’s best hope is to rediscover a self-affirming anti-imperialism on the nationalist right
By Daniel McCarthy
And his invasion of Ukraine shows how far he’s willing to go to achieve it
By Daniel McCarthy
They live in an eternal present that must be defended against a dreadful future
By Daniel McCarthy
For many activists, Glenn Youngkin is the face of a GOP that can win — with or without Trump
By Daniel McCarthy
We should follow the lead of Thomas Jefferson, who recognized Shays’ Rebellion as a symptom of a deeper problem
By Daniel McCarthy
Our choices are constrained by the needs of our internal order
By Daniel McCarthy
Conservatism may have won the Cold War, but conservatives lost the peace in the West
By Daniel McCarthy
Our direction is not toward liberalism, but away from order of any kind
By Daniel McCarthy
Without ‘competence’ as its rationale, what does the Biden administration have to fall back on?
By Daniel McCarthy
Western policymakers think of themselves as revolutionaries, when they are more like theologians
By Daniel McCarthy
Biden has made grave mistakes. Withdrawal isn’t one of them
By Daniel McCarthy
Islamism has every reason to triumph in Afghanistan. But its triumph may be its undoing
By Daniel McCarthy
A lost war does less damage to a country like the United States than a war that cannot be won
By Daniel McCarthy
The attempt to demonize the vast majority of January 6 protesters who did not break the law is the real threat to democratic freedom
By Daniel McCarthy
