Excellent Shakespeare Theatre Company Macbeth

'He even started his own highly successful interview show, “Firing Line,” which ran for more than three decades' Daniel McCarthy

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If you're in Austin and interested in the question of America's defense of the liberal international order, you should get yourself to UT's Thompson Center on Thursday of next week at 7pm, for a debate between Noah Rothman and Michael Anton.

Daniel McCarthy will moderate.…

.The Wall Street Journal 'In the first war to feature small drones prominently, American companies still have no meaningful presence. Made-in-America drones tend to be expensive, glitchy and hard to repair...absent solutions from the West, Ukraine has turned to cheaper Chinese products.'…

The Fed's plagiarism crisis is now picking up steam on X. Read more : city-journal.org/article/lisa-d…

John Bolton had less influence as national security advisor than he did as a Fox News and WSJ contributor. Still a bad hire, but hiring him only set Bolton up for humiliation. Trump doesn’t defer to advisors.

'On the surface it seems like a charmed life, but Fleming felt like a failure much of his life, never living up to the expectations of his mother and, later, his wife, who thought his novels were laughably lowbrow.' Micah Mattix on the new Ian Fleming bio freebeacon.com/culture/his-wo…

Showcasing just how important Encounter Books is to the conversation, both F.H. Buckley’s Progressive Conservatism and Samuel Gregg’s Next American Economy are Encounter titles. modernagejournal.com/looking-for-th…

The new Bill Buckley documentary on PBS misses a lot of what made him great.

One of those things was his capacity for friendship.

Read more from Lee Edwards on our website today: modernagejournal[dot]com.

Looking forward to tomorrow night's Intercollegiate Studies Institute debate in Cambridge!

You can still register here: isi.org/events/a-debat… x.com/josh_hammer/st…

BOSTON. Tomorrow night. 7pm.

Randall Kennedy and I will be debating Josh Hammer and Arthur Milikh on free speech after Oct. 7.

Moderated by Ross Douthat and hosted by Intercollegiate Studies Institute. Not entirely sure what to expect but you probably won't want to miss it.

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PBS misremembers William F. Buckley Jr. — the man who built a movement trib.al/pGEVvJB

I’m a Meloni skeptic, but the comments at the end are correct. Italy’s presidents are popular because they hardly make policy, they just negate failed leaders who do; but this means the buck stops nowhere—no one has full responsibility for both good and bad results.

It is a great book and a great tribute to the editorial flair and depth of Kenneth Minogue who managed to recruit such a diversely talented group of contributors.

Had fun interviewing Daniel McCarthy today about his article, 'The Other Nones,' on the fragmentation of American religion and culture for a new episode of Legal Spirits. Episode will drop soon. Stay tuned! Modern Age Mattone Center for Law & Religion

PBS misremembers William F. Buckley Jr. — the man who built a movement nypost.com/2024/04/08/opi… via New York Post I still thought it was a wonderful documentary, but the criticisms here are all valid.

PBS misremembers William F. Buckley Jr. — the man who built a movement, by Daniel McCarthy nypost.com/2024/04/08/opi… via New York Post

Check out 'PBS Misremembers William F. Buckley Jr.' on Chronicles website chroniclesmagazine.org/web/pbs-misrem…

In failing to mention Communism, the makers of a PBS documentary about William F. Buckley unintentionally remind viewers of why Buckley was needed in the first place—and why he…