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President Trump’s decisive victory this week will change many things (though the disdain of the liberal establishment towards the views of ordinary voters doesn’t appear to be one of them). It will take time to sink in. Presumptions about the way the world works are going to have to adjust.

Andrew T. Walker | But evangelicals show they aren’t taking their cues from high-profile critics

The slide from a world that presupposes nation-states to a world of competing empires will have dramatic effects on Christian mission and ministry.

Less reliance on America would yield a stronger alliance and a safer Europe.

How Teddy Roosevelt can help save us from our Marie Antoinette problem

How deregulation and private equity have gutted the U.S. freight rail system—and with it, the promise of America’s industrial renewal.

An essay by Jeff Shafer

The review underway aims to bring coherence and a focus on foundational knowledge, Scott Yenor writes.

Today it suggests self-determination of peoples against a growing global hegemon in a range of areas from finance to agriculture to health to the uses of the military and surveillance…

Twentieth-century civilization has collapsed. It rested on an essential tenet of liberalism: the . . . .

We must find ways to steer youthful energies away from extremist politics and toward a more pragmatic worldview.

Picking the right ladders to climb is one of the most important things we do in life.

When drones swarmed our military bases, the only thing bureaucrats ‘shot down’ were proposals about how to deal with the problem.

SpaceX took a big step towards full reusability of space launchers on 13 October, a step towards a transformation in accessing space far more cheaply, frequently and with big payloads. The remarkably successful fifth test …