Reclaiming the Campus
The liberal arts, writes Richard Corcoran in Storming the Ivory Tower, his account of reform and…
Back to the Constitution – Claremont Review of…
When the First Congress in 1790 turned to the matter of the naturalization of foreigners, an…
Winter 2024/25 Correspondence – Claremont Review…
Stoicism and Christianity I appreciated Spencer Klavan’s thoughtful review of Marcus Aurelius: The…
The Outsiders
When the Clock Broke: Con Men, Conspiracists, and How America Cracked Up in the Early 1990s takes a…
Path of Our Fathers
On the same day—February 11, 1861—Jefferson Davis and Abraham Lincoln both set out on fateful…
From Russia, with Tough Love
No, all hope cannot be pinned on science, technology, or economic growth. Victorious technological…
Where’s the Rest of Me?
Thirty-six years after the end of his presidency, 20 after his death, Ronald Reagan still looms…
My Way, the Highway
When Ishmael, the narrator of Herman Melville’s Moby Dick, first contemplated the shoreline of…
Unpardonable
Joe Biden abused the presidential pardoning power to a degree that is perhaps unprecedented in…
The Age of Le Pen
The amazing thing about Donald Trump’s arrival in office for his second term has been the sheer…
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