Culture
‘The Green Knight’ Has No Chest
David Lowery’s ponderous new film possesses only a surface level understanding of the honor culture it critiques.
George Will Stands Against Vehemence
Conservatism’s most powerful journalist reflects on his political evolution.
‘Everything Depends on the Quality and Direction of Light’
An excerpt from Haven Point, a new novel by Virginia Hume.
‘For Love of Country They Accepted Death’
James Garfield’s 1868 speech at Arlington National Cemetery.
What Happens in the Ivory Tower Doesn’t Stay There
How the changing nature of academia has served to push social justice and critical race theory into the mainstream.
Ryan’s Mom’s Irish Soda Bread
From Anne Brown, Janet Holtgreive, and Grandma Beagan Ingredients: 1 cup unsifted flour 2 cups ...
The Freedom to Read Is Good Indeed
Books are tremendously important and powerful, and we used to defend them from moralizing censors.
The NYT Should Explain Its Stealth Edits to the 1619 Project
The paper is walking back its claim that the year that slaves arrived in Jamestown was our 'true founding.'