A new documentary confronts Leni Riefenstahl’s lifelong denial of complicity in Nazi crimes, revealing how artistic brilliance and moral blindness can coexist—and why forgetting history invites its return.

On the second anniversary of the Hamas massacre of October 7, 2023, the Provcrew sits down to review Donald Trump’s proposal for ending the war.

Can you be a Wesleyan Protestant and a Christian realist? Mark Tooley, an ardent Methodist, and Robert Nicholson discuss this question on the latest Provcast

The shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk is a wakeup call for Americans of every stripe. What is happening to our society? How can we fix it—and where do we start?

America could have prevented World War II and, with benevolent wisdom and fraternal strength, can forestall another.

Monsters must be dealt with. But there should never be confusion about what they are.

The Providence editors discuss the meaning of “Western Civilization” and the legacy of Hiroshima, 80 years later

In Cold War literature, Forsyth was a sort of Homer of popular but sophisticated thrillers that demonstrated what made and sustained the West.

May we all strive to be a “sincere Lover of Liberty.”

“The Founders way of thinking about liberty is much more alert to dangers to liberty in civil society.”