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There's a quiet revolution happening in garages, workshops, and trade schools across America—one that would make Benjamin Franklin proud. While our cultural elites have spent decades pushing every tee...

In the grand theater of American intellectual life, where ideas clash with the force of armies and words carry the weight of civilizations, a most unlikely champion has emerged. James Lindsay—mathemat...

In a nation where everything from breakfast cereal to baseball has been conscripted into culture war service, perhaps it was inevitable that denim would eventually find itself on the ideological battl...

In the annals of American political theater, few moments capture a cultural inflection point quite like Joe Biden's desperate plea for Americans to rally behind late-night television hosts as bulwarks...

The mask has finally slipped at the Magic Kingdom, revealing not the wholesome American dream factory that Walt Disney envisioned, but a corporate machine so creatively bankrupt that it must manufactu...

In the grand theater of American intellectual life, few moments rival the clarity that emerges when a scholar dares to pull back the curtain on our cultural moment's most pervasive mythology. James

In an age when our cultural institutions have become monuments to national self-loathing, something remarkable is happening just steps from the White House. The Milken Center for Advancing the America...

The most telling moment in our current cultural battle isn't found in a congressional hearing or Supreme Court decision—it's in the quiet exodus of families from institutions that have abandoned their...

Labor Day presents us with one of those delicious American paradoxes that would make Tocqueville smile: we've managed to create a holiday celebrating workers in a nation where workers routinely become...