Culture

For Sale

On the repellent PGA-LIV merger.

Remembering Secretariat

His legacy—and his records—live on a half-century after his greatest race.

Our First Steps Into the Infinite

‘When the Heavens Went on Sale,’ reviewed.

Your Life Portfolio—and Ours

Diversify, buy-and-hold, and other secrets to the good life.

‘Throw Open the Windows of Your Soul to the Sun’

A life well-lived is an important tribute to those who have died to preserve our freedom.

The Peril of Greatness

Reflections on the final season of HBO’s ‘Succession.’

Whodunit, Japanese Style

A review of Yukito Ayatsuji’s 'The Mill House Murders.'

Book Banning Ain’t What It Used To Be

Content curation isn’t the same as fascism.

Tim Keller’s Quiet Revival and My Place Between Two Worlds

The pastor helped millions reclaim a faith that was connected to its past but alive in the present.

The Rise and Fall of Your First Smartphone

A review of ‘BlackBerry.’

The Passing of America’s Pastor

Tim Keller possessed a unique blend of pastoral gentleness and theological rigor.

Wage Rage

Michael Lind’s latest book outlines New Right economic proposals, but repeats Old Left mistakes.

‘Woke’ Is Just Another Word for ‘Things That Make Us Mad’

Another beer ad is triggering the right.

Elon, You Have Much To Learn About Free Speech

An open letter to the owner of Twitter.

Joaquin’s Delicate Condition

‘Beau Is Afraid’—Ari Aster’s bloated, brazen, and sporadically brilliant new film—could give Freud nightmares.

Colonialism’s Complicated Legacy

A review of Nigel Biggar, 'Colonialism: A Moral Reckoning.'