American First in Budapest Audrey Unverferth December 5, 2024 Budapest is light and it is magic, but it is not my home.
Donald Trump’s Historic Victory Paul du Quenoy November 7, 2024 Despite all that was thrown in his path, Trump prevailed.
The New Jerusalem: Napoleon’s Veterans David Engels October 5, 2024 After the fall of Napoleon, Bonapartist refugees petitioned the U.S. for permission to establish a colony in the American South.
Walt Disney and the American Mind Charles A. Coulombe August 17, 2024 Walt Disney epitomised the American mind and spirit. To understand him is to begin to understand America.
Facing Death with Heroism: Trump Joins Jackson, Roosevelt, and Reagan Jonathon Van Maren July 16, 2024 Pumping his fist in the air, Trump made history and cemented his status as an American icon.
Confessions of an American Monarchist Charles A. Coulombe June 23, 2024 Sunday’s long read: Charles Coulombe on America, Europe, history, and monarchism.
Confessions of an American Monarchist, Part II Charles A. Coulombe June 1, 2024 Young Americans are discovering the untapped riches of European Christian and conservative thought.
The Freefall of An Empire Andrej Arpáš May 20, 2024 Can a peaceful Europe be achieved by mimicking an American empire that seems increasingly hostile to itself and its friends?
“The United States intends for its ideology to be extended across the globe”: An Interview with Aaron Renn Jonathon Van Maren May 15, 2024 For the first time in America’s history, the culture views Christianity unfavourably.
America’s Unprotected Class—And Europe’s: An Interview with Jeremy Carl Rod Dreher May 13, 2024 “Don’t throw away your culture and history on the funeral pyre of multiculturalism and the chimera of economic growth.”
