Rod Dreher is an American journalist who writes about politics, culture, religion, and foreign affairs. He is author of a number of books, including the New York Times bestsellers The Benedict Option (2017) and Live Not By Lies (2020), both of which have been translated into over ten languages. He is director of the Network Project of the Danube Institute in Budapest, where he lives.
Where is Home, ye wayfarer? A response to Audrey Unverferth
New €44 million design of Berlin’s Catholic Cathedral sacralizes nihilism
If the Left finds itself besieged by the populist Right, whose fault is it?
Absent action, pogroms in Europe will become the new normal.
Liberal democracy is not on the ballot. It hasn’t been for a long time
Trump’s triumphant Madison Square Garden rally intensifies Nazi madness on the U.S. Left.
One can’t help wondering what the endgame is in all this Hitler talk. Harris and her allies are playing with Trump’s life. Surely they know that.
Historian Sean McMeekin’s To Overthrow The World left me with the unshakable feeling that the MAGA meme lords are more correct about Kamala than one might think.
On why I unapologetically support the deeply flawed GOP nominee.
The moderators behaved as if the world beyond America’s shores wasn’t on fire, and if the U.S. homeland wasn’t a smoldering tinderbox.
The establishment not only wants ordinary voters to be deprived of information that undermines the preferred narrative, but wants to keep itself in the dark.
What U.S. pro-lifers can learn from their European counterparts
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