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In a new book, the political theorist offers a stout defense of liberalism against threats from left and right — and predicts that Ukraine will revive “the spirit of 1989.”

Adrian Vermeule’s Common Good Constitutionalism represents his version of the left’s “living Constitution.” Few people will embrace his self-serving theory, which is tailor-made to accommodate both his beloved administrative state and integralist moral philosophy—a peculiar combination.

If Conservatism Inc. exists primarily to negotiate terms of the Right's surrender, then let's be done with it

The Real Housecucks of Ohio on The Spectator Australia | After eight months that felt like eighty years, the Ohio Republican Senate primary has at last come…

Names and bios of all 2021 John Marshall Fellows

A University of Notre Dame professor delivers a lecture May 11 on what he sees as root causes of civic strife in the nation. Patrick Deneen is a professor of po

Trevin Wax reviews Jim Belcher's new book, "Cold Civil War: Overcoming Polarization, Discovering Unity, and Healing the Nation."

There is a growing chorus of voices here at home who continue to draw a moral equivalence between victim and aggressor, and worse.

When Michael Murphy, director of Loyola's Hank Center for the Catholic Intellectual Heritage, first invited me to join this conversation, he a...

Conservatives of all stripes, including the increasingly large number of former liberals who have been mugged by educational intolerance, critical race theory, and transgender ideology, should welcome a public conversation that is rooted in a politics and constitutionalism of the common good.