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Culture The Ideal Film Critic John Simon was harsh, but always in service of excellence. Credit: Fer Gregory/Shutterstock What makes […]

Politics Trump v. the Bureaucrats The opening salvos in Trump’s war on the fourth branch of government have been fired.

Politics Trump’s Pardons Could Foster National Unity  From Washington to Trump, America has a rich history of moving forward via

Culture The Big Thanksgiving Letdown What’s the point of a secular holiday if you can’t even have fun? One of

Culture Peanut Country On the road to Gloryland in the Virginia countryside. (Spencer Neale/The American Conservative) The finest peanuts in

Politics Biden Is Still There The leader of the free world is having a melancholy farewell tour. SAUL LOEB/AFP via

Mark Rutte, the secretary general of NATO, met with Trump at the president-elect’s Mar-a-Lago estate. Rutte was elevated to his

Politics The ‘Foreign Asset’ Smear Is Antidemocratic Calling Tulsi Gabbard a “Russian asset” is the latest iteration of a long

Foreign Affairs China Flexes Its Influence in Latin America A new megaport, participation in the G-20 and a meeting with

Foreign Affairs Trump Has the Chance to Make a New Monroe Doctrine American strength abroad is best served, not by