Author and intellectual Carl Trueman interviews Camille Paglia upon the release of her latest book, Provocations, which consists of her collected essays and media interviews on topics ranging from Homer and Aeschylus to David Bowie and The Yardbirds.
“We don’t need aging institutions to pave the way for 21st-century dynamism. What we need is will. And audacity,” writes Katherine Boyle in Bari Weiss’ Common Sense.
A Scholar’s Stage forum member reports that he and a friend recently finished reading John Darwin’s After Tamerlane. Enraptured by Darwin’s account of flourish and
Congressman Ken Buck joins Moment of Truth to talk Big Tech monopolies, Silicon Valley’s lobbying efforts and interest groups in D.C., social media censorship, and more!
“Perhaps the bird we should strive to be is neither hawk nor dove, but the American Eagle depicted on our great seal,” said David Sacks during his address to Up From Chaos.
“In an ironic plot twist, Hollywood may find itself in the perverse position of being written out of a script in which it presumed to have the leading role,” writes James McKiernan in American Affairs.
“A war that fails to achieve clear political objectives is merely an exercise in violence and futility,” Eric S. Margolis wrote in the first piece published in The American Conservative in the lead-up to the Iraq War.
