Print media is under siege in France, too—but with a Gallic twist.

Let England Shake By P.J. Harvey As you look back over the past decade of popular music, the thing that stands out is how introspective and self-obsessed much of it has been. Given the significance of the events that transpired in the 2000s—from the attacks of 9/11, to an unprecedented two simultaneous foreign wars waged […]

The Obama Administration can’t avoid state-building if it wants to exit the war safely.

The dissipation and ego that were Norman Mailer’s life have now sired lesser children.

A tale of seduction, credulousness and betrayal in the Levant.

Two books on anarchism suggest a new role for an old political philosophy.

On balance, no. It turns out that greed works after all.

Paul A. Rahe brings Montesquieu back to life.

Kenneth Minogue shows how democracy can undermine liberty.

Even a weakened America can afford global pre-eminence.