Excited to announce that I've been selected as a recipient of the Robert Novak Journalism Fellowship TFAS. I'll be writing about Ozempic and America's weight-loss problem. tfas.org/news/tfas-anno…

“‘Individualism’ is a problematic term in American conservative thought. The cause goes back to the fundamental tension in American conservatism between its libertarian and traditionalist strains.” Read more from @hillsdale’s Wilfred McClay: modernagejournal.com/individualism/…

The new film “Reagan” may hit differently for the old right than the new. More from Washington Examiner’s Jim Antle: modernagejournal.com/reagan-film-de…

Read it here: modernagejournal.com/reagan-film-de…

Americans have a special responsibility to mind their manners. Greg Collins reviews Alexandra Hudson’s book The Soul of Civility from St. Martin's Press: modernagejournal.com/why-freedom-ne…

“Conservative but not religious”: is it possible? @UBookman’s David G Bonagura Jr: modernagejournal.com/why-conservati…

Outstanding Burke scholar and soon-to-be Buckley Institute awaredee Greg Collins reviews The Soul of Civility by Alexandra Hudson : modernagejournal.com/why-freedom-ne…

“Americans need to relearn how to disagree in a civil manner.” Greg Collins reviews Alexandra Hudson’s St. Martin's Press book “The Soul of Civility”: modernagejournal.com/why-freedom-ne…

Out now—Alan Crawford on Saul Alinsky’s lessons, Hannah Rowan on EvelynMcDonnell’s Joan Didion bio, David Hein on Miles Smith IV & Christian America, Noah Millman on Zone of Interest, William Ruger 🇺🇸 on Grover the Great, G.S. Quay poetry & more. Subscribe: modernagejournal.com/subscribe/

Ive been a devotee of Modern Age since I was a senior in college ca 2006. Its a bit surreal in the best sense of the word to see my book reviewed in its venerable pages. Thanks to Daniel McCarthy and his team for their work, and to David Hein for his thoughtful review.

realclearbooks.com Wednesday reads: Helen Dale (not on your team, but always fair) for Law & Liberty, Stephen G. Adubato for First Things, Greg Collins for Modern Age, Nick Whitaker for Works in Progress, Tajja Isen for The Walrus, Lily Meyer for The Atlantic, and many others.

Feminism chooses “freedom from” over “freedom for.” That’s a destructive choice, writes Elizabeth Fox-Genovese: modernagejournal.com/feminism/24354…

What does belching have to do with morals? Or, why freedom needs manners: my review of Alexandra Hudson's excellent new book The Soul of Civility: modernagejournal.com/why-freedom-ne… Modern Age

Michel Houllebecq and Russell Kirk both identify the central problem of modernity, but only one offers hope. Read more from James E. Person, Jr.: modernagejournal.com/the-tattered-c…

Is feminism the “most radical and potentially corrosive” movement of our time? More from Elizabeth Fox-Genovese: modernagejournal.com/feminism/24354…

“The God who dominates Christian historical thinking is not the God of inexorable fate; he is the God of the second chance,” writes Stephen Tonsor. From a 1958 review of Christopher Dawson’s “Dynamics of World History”: modernagejournal.com/history-and-th…

The second, Modern Age, a discussion of Jonathan Glazer's Oscar-winning film, The Zone of Interest, which I saw twice, first last October and then again after Glazer's controversial Academy Awards acceptance speech: modernagejournal.com/seeing-through…

Can an American president bring together classical liberalism and populism? Grover Cleveland pulled it off, argues American Institute for Economic Research’s William Ruger 🇺🇸: modernagejournal.com/the-greatness-…

“Every period of crisis is a period of hope.” A message from the heart of the Cold War, 1958: modernagejournal.com/history-and-th…

“A day without Jay was like a day without sunshine.” Meet Jay Parker, mentor, trailblazer, and founder of the black conservative movement: modernagejournal.com/jay-parker-bui…