American Politics

A selection of recent articles on this topic

Time Magazine Reinvents the Priesthood

William Doino Jr.

With a burst of religious zeal rarely seen in the secular press, Time magazine has published a…

A Map of the Soul

Michael Egnor

“Doctor, what’s that sound?” The voice startled me. I was performing brain surgery on a woman with…

The Southern Poverty Law Center Bears False Witness

Samuel D. James

For years, the Southern Poverty Law Center has enjoyed respect and deference in American political culture, with…

Contemplaiting

Rebekah Curtis

Every Sunday school student is acquainted with Scripture’s great hair. First comes Esau the hairy man—possibly a…

Rousseau, Sanders, and the Religious Test

David T. Koyzis

During last year’s presidential election campaign, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, a latecomer to the Democratic Party, positioned…

Ossoff Does the Right Thing

Mark Bauerlein

Now that the most expensive House race in U.S. history has ended—with Republicans managing to retain the…

Feminine Wonder Woman

Charlotte Allen

I loved Wonder Woman. That’s quite an admission, since the female-directed (Patty Jenkins) fantasy is supposed to…

A Higher Education

R. R. Reno

The call came yesterday. We all get them. On the other end of the line was the…

What’s Love Got to Do with Transhumanism?

Wesley J. Smith

Nothing you can make that can’t be made. No one you can save that can’t be saved.…

Our Outdated Debates

Jessica Keating

Could the intensity of America’s abortion debate be like the last burst of light from a dying…

The Right and the Youth

Pete Spiliakos

William Kristol argues that Trump’s unpopularity among the young constitutes a reason to abandon him, so that…

The Left Bank of the Rhine

Edmund Waldstein

Former German chancellor Helmut Kohl, who passed away on Friday, cultivated an air of provincial, down-to-earth ordinariness,…

The Sporting Spirit

Matthew Schmitz

A few years ago, I received from a high-ranking prelate a reply to an article published by…

Protecting the Public Square

Veery Huleatt

When the First Things junior fellowship brought me to New York City last summer, Jane Jacobs was…

Hate Has a Home

Carl R. Trueman

Recently I took part in a panel discussion on the nature of civil society. At some point…