James Bond at 70
Titus Techera at Law & Liberty
John Bender
Medieval Monasticism’s Timeless Lessons on Concentration
The modern world is steeped in distraction. Technological advancements in the age of information have provided an abundance of distractor stimuli and in parallel distorted the divisions between the offline and virtual world. The smartphone has facilitated cyberspace’s expansion into all realms we inhabit, diminishing boundaries and rendering us
Russell Kirk on Malcolm X
On Irving Kupcinet’s Chicago television program, Malcolm X and this commentator participated in a discussion of public affairs, a few months ago. Now Malcolm X—or Malcolm Little, as he was born—has been murdered before hundreds of people. Revolutions do, indeed, devour their own children.
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The World Turned Upside Down: Tom Holland's "Dominion"
Matthew Rose at First Things
Irritable Mental Gestures, Reconsidered
James Patterson at Law & Liberty
The Power of Place: Northern Exposure and South Side
Elizabeth Stice at Front Porch Republic
Matt Taibbi Is Still an Outsider
Charlie Tidmarsh at Real Clear Wire
The Unfortunate Ubiquity of Smartphones
Bill Kauffman at The Spectator
We Must Become Barbarians
Paul Kingsnorth at Unherd
A Foucauldian Defense of Liberalism
By David McGrogan at Law & Liberty