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What’s Going On in Moscow, Idaho?

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​american conservative​​​ By Douglas Wilson In 1862, in the midst of the Civil War, the Morrill Act established what we have come to call the land grant university. These were universities that were →

Battle Over Civic Education

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​american conservative​​​ By Brenda M. Hafera The battle over civic education at Virginia’s museums and historic sites and over history standards in Florida schools is far more than just the latest →

The Church of Bill Watterson

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​american conservative​​​ By Nic Rowan Several months ago, I wrote in these pages a long biographical piece about Bill Watterson and why he quit Calvin and Hobbes. I had originally intended the essay →

Screens of Satan

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american conservative by William S. Lind In January of 2003, when TAC was young and I was not yet old, this magazine published my warning about computers and all their ilk, “Rage Against the →

The case for continuing to write by hand

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​conversation​​​ At the beginning of 1882, the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche received a machine called the “Malling-Hansen Writing Ball”, a nifty little gadget covered with keys. The thinker’s →

Living TAC’s Mission

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​american conservative​​​ By Emile Doak I've long thought that the policy positions that have distinguished this magazine from its right-of-center brethren are all connected. At its best, our →

The Voice of Thy Brother’s Blood

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​american conservative​​​ By Declan Leary Monday morning, very early, a 32-year-old activist was stabbed to death on a New York City sidewalk. Around 4 a.m., Ryan Carson and his girlfriend were →

Back to Nebraska With Bruce

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​american conservative​​​ By Bill Kauffman Those who know Bruce Springsteen as a sententious septuagenarian who vacations with Masters of the Universe and shills for corporate-progressives who →

Is Our Long National Chivaree Over?

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​american conservative​​​ By Con Chapman As the summer of 2023 winds down, one notices—for all the talk of extreme heat—a cooling off. 2020 saw at least twenty-five deaths from riots. The Crowd →

Miss Clarence All Alone

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​american conservative​​​ by Sohrab Ahmari The woman still considers herself young at age 35—and acts like it. Single and childless, she spends her free time smoking and people-watching and →

National Meeting Held to Celebrate 75th Birthday of DPRK Respected Comrade Kim Jong Un Attends Meeting

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​​kcna​​​ Pyongyang, September 9 (KCNA) -- The whole country is significantly celebrating the birthday of the glorious DPRK at a time when all the people are dynamically opening up a new phase of →

The Earth Has No Average Temperature

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​american thinker​​​ By Guy K. Mitchell, Jr. Frequently, I read where a politician like John Kerry; Al Gore; Joe Biden; or António Guterres, the secretary general of the U.N., has stated: "We must →

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