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Why Are So Many Kids Attempting Suicide?

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​american conservative​​​ by John Hirschauer The American Medical Association found that even as the total number of pediatric emergency room visits declined, mental-health-related visits among →

Winning the Culture War in an Age of Incoherence

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​american conservative​​​ by Kevin Roberts Just a couple weeks ago, I sat on stage with Tucker Carlson, who had just given one of the most important speeches in modern American history. Captivating →

A Theological Conflict

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american conservative by John Hirschauer Michael Knowles made headlines at this year's Conservative Political Action Conference when he argued that transgender ideology should be "eradicated from →

September Is Over

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​american conservative​​​ by Jude Russo What is happening? I suspect that September is coming to an end. In the early 1990s, the precipitous increase in internet users led to an “Eternal September” — →

Netflix’s Perverse Plutarch Pastiche

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american conservative by Sumantra Maitra I became aware of furious Greek and Egyptian op-eds about the forthcoming new Netflix series on Cleopatra VII Philopator after I had the misfortune of →

Systemic Naifism

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​american conservative​​​ by Jason Morgan Have you heard of the Madison Speakeasy? Probably not. Almost nobody has. But for a year or so during the mid-Aughts, the Madison Speakeasy was a glimmer of →

Daddy Issues

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american conservative by Alexander Zubatov In a recent appearance on CBS Mornings, Colin Kaepernick—who traded in a brief career as an NFL quarterback for what is, in the America of 2023, a →

The Win Condition

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the american conservative by Alex Kaschuta My grandmother carried a book with her for as long as I can remember: The Lives of the Saints. She was deeply religious, a devout Catholic, and would often →

Transgenderism Must Be Eradicated

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the american conservative by Declan Leary The world is unhappy with Michael Knowles. From the mainstage at CPAC earlier this week, the Daily Wire commentator stated the obvious. “There can be no →

The Old Normal

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​the american conservative​​​ by Harry Scherer Young adults are done with religion. Some aspects of ritual remain: a venti macchiato is a sort of morning communion, a notification from BeReal an →

Relighting the Flame of Memory

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the american conservative by Michael Toscano Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 (1953) is commonly taught as a parable about the dangers of censorship, and that’s true, to an extent. But Bradbury’s →

European Parliament corruption: Committee suspends Cozzolino and Tarabella immunity

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the brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen Parliamentary rapporteur and Left Group Co-Chair Manon Aubry applauded the Committee for its "unambiguous" decision, and also commended it for issuing its →

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