The Intellectual Dark Web wants to defeat identity politics. But that won’t happen unless it develops a positive concept of identity.

The latest development in a swift and ongoing cultural revolution.

Voters in three states delivered a sharp rebuke to anti-death penalty forces in last week’s elections.

In more ways than one, 2016 feels like a funhouse mirror re-run of the 1990s.

State legislatures across the country are moving to formally adopt a version of the sexual consent policies that, just 23 years ago, made Antioch College a national laughing stock.

Liberal Southern cities and conservative Southern states are in the midst of a series of pitched political battles. While the issues defining this conflict are new, the conflict itself is not.

Unilateral disarmament in the culture wars is impossible when the left is on offense.

Chinese scientists are facing a big backlash for an unethical experiment that edited the DNA of embryos—a historical first. The controversy over DNA modification will be one of our biggest debates in coming decades.

The mental act of looking at something is a critical component of conscience. This perhaps helps us understand why certain front lines in the culture war are shifting and others are not.

Despite the prominent role culture war issues are playing in some midterm campaigns, voters care far more about the economy and health care than about gay marriage or abortion. Politicians or pundits who pretend otherwise are missing the mood of the electorate.