Arguably the Iran War is America’s first post-Christian war, heralded with brutalist rhetoric, not a moral vision. The problem is not so much “bad theology,” but no theology.

The 70th anniversary of National Review is a good time to reflect on one of the conservative magazine’s most important and influential writer—James Burnham

While there are many reasons to be for or against the current administration’s tariffs, this impulse to invoke Reagan to criticize Trump can obscure significant overlap in each president’s strategic use of trade as a geopolitical tool

The right-wing embrace of Vladimir Putin as a dictator and enemy of the freedoms Americans hold dear is a stunning rebuke to decades of struggle against Soviet tyranny

Carter and Reagan were both providential instruments, their destinies linked to each other and to the nation.

A new book explores the dynamic relationship between presidential rhetoric on foreign policy and the goals America seeks to accomplish abroad

Those who emphasize an ‘America first’ mentality would do well to recall the many benefits NATO has accrued to the United States

The Wizard is inexplicable, which was his power. And the whole world was a beneficiary.

Conservatism as a way of life, not liberalism as an ideology, is necessary for preserving Western civilization