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Hulu’s 1619 Project Docuseries Peddles False History
Where the TV show gets it wrong.
Phillip W. Magness | Commentary | Feb. 1, 2023
Reckless Reparations Reckoning
The lesson from the $22 trillion record of Great Society compensatory payouts is that massive infusions of federal money are more apt to ensure social disruption and dislocation than alleviate them.
Victor Davis Hanson | Commentary | Jan. 23, 2023
‘Belief in Freedom’ Is Bad for You
So is “distrust of government,” according to a study in the American Journal of Medicine.
K. Lloyd Billingsley | Commentary | Jan. 12, 2023
Sins Against Children
On America’s moral compass in the face of Covid.
Scott W. Atlas | Commentary | Jan. 6, 2023
How Old Bad Ideas Become Wonderful
We in America are regressing—now returning to the distant neanderthal past, now embracing the worst of what the 19th and 20th century had to offer.
Victor Davis Hanson | Commentary | Sep. 9, 2022
Remembering Great American Bill Russell
K. Lloyd Billingsley | Commentary | Aug. 5, 2022
The Cultural Pessimism of 1619
The 1619 Project distorts the scholarship on slavery, finance, and U.S. economic history.
Peter A. Coclanis | Commentary | June 8, 2022
FBI Ballot Initiative
The incoming Congress could end the FBI’s use and abuse of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to spy on “U.S. persons.”
K. Lloyd Billingsley | Commentary | May 31, 2022
At Stanford, the New Applied Science Is Social Engineering
Williamson M. Evers | Commentary | May 28, 2022
Making the Case for Alito’s Courage
Ronald L. Trowbridge | Commentary | May 10, 2022






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