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Saturn Devouring His Son

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​american conservative​​​ by Sohrab Ahmari The devouring father is one of the most terrifying figures handed down to us from the dark depths of the antique psyche. The Titan Cronos eating his →

An old perfume bottle reveals what some ancient Romans smelled like

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science news By Javier Barbuzano A surprisingly well-preserved perfume bottle is providing a rare olfactory window to ancient Rome — and letting in a familiar smell. Chemical analyses of the contents →

Revolutions Have Started on Less

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american conservative by Micah Meadowcroft This might be a pretty unnecessary blog post, so far as sharing Virginia singer songwriter Oliver Anthony’s “Rich Men North of Richmond” goes. The song of →

Conservatism’s Humanist Road Not Taken

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american conservative by Jeffery Tyler Syck It now seems hard to believe, but there was a time when Americans did not often use the term “conservative.” The great Harvard political theorist Louis →

Let Them Eat Anti-Wokeness

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american conservative by Matthew Schmitz Republicans disagree about the war in Ukraine, the results of the 2020 election, and the merits of free trade, but they are united in their opposition to →

Revolutionary State of Mind

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american conservative by Peter Hitchens Marijuana is the idol and emblem of a movement and a cult. It is not just a drug, and its enthusiasts, though nowadays they have a lot of money, are no mere →

The Hero, the Superstar and the Evil Crusader for Good

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american conservative by Alexander Zubatov On February 20, 1978, in the middle of New York’s famed Madison Square Garden, Bob Backlund, an earnest farm boy from the small town of Princeton, →

Barbie: A Millennial Mom Movie

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​american conservative​​​ by Helen Andrews Move over, boomers. It’s the millennials’ time now. Greta Gerwig, director and co-writer of Barbie, is a millennial mom. There are not very many of us. →

A Skimmer, Not a Plumber

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american conservative by Nic Rowan The first thing most people remember about Martin Peretz, the longtime owner and editor-in-chief of The New Republic, is a dust-up that almost seems quaint now. In →

Indiana Jones, Independence Day, and the Presence of the Past

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american conservative by Adam Ellwanger If reviews of 2008’s Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull made reference to an “aging” Harrison Ford, in 2023 there is no denying that the actor →

Seed Oils and Statins

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​american conservative​​​ by Carmel Richardson High cholesterol runs in my husband’s family. After being prescribed a statin medication to bring down her cholesterol numbers, however, my →

The Drug on Your Phone

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american conservative by Emile Doak By all accounts, Selena Rodriguez brought joy to those around her. The Enfield, Connecticut, native, known as Beena to her friends and family, loved to sing, →

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