Populism, V: A bulwark
against tyranny
by James Piereson
On the structural safeguards of the U.S. Constitution.
On the shallowness of left-wing “inclusivity.”
A tidbit of the shifty partnership between the newspaper and the Clinton campaign.
On the petty iconoclasm of today’s campuses.
On reactions to the passing of the Cuban dictator.
On the structural safegaurds of the U.S. Constitution
On the symposium hosted by The New Criterion and the Social Affairs Unit in London.
On reason and its discontents.
On the left-wing playbook for campus politics.
On the rise of government oversight of speech on campuses.
On the creep of P.C. culture into medical scholarship.
On the disparagement of Israel at American universities.
On the echoes of German intellectual history in today’s academic troubles.
On Cagnacci’s “Repentant Magdalene: An Italian Baroque Masterpiece” at the Frick Collection.
Decades of essays from Conrad Black, a Bernstein classic at Lincoln Center, and more from the world of culture.
On the Metropolitan Opera’s Magic Flute.
On the Russian hacking “scandal” and the fickle news cycle.
Spectacular French art & vernacular Mozart
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