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The Real Watergate Scandal – Claremont Review of…
The United States Constitution establishes a republic, not a monarchy. If an American president ever…
Hijacking America’s Story
Upon his death in 1799, George Washington was hailed as “first in war, first in peace, and first in…
The Murder of Charlie Kirk
The assassins who conspired against Julius Caesar could have stabbed their victim in the street, but…
Clint Eastwood’s Long Run – Claremont Review of…
When Clint Eastwood was born in Oakland in 1930, the nurses in the maternity ward nicknamed him…
Flawed Prophet
At the time of his death in the summer of 1987, James Burnham was falling into obscurity. Today,…
JQA’s Ambition – Claremont Review of Books
In his diary, for October 31, 1846, 79-year-old John Quincy Adams (JQA, as he refers to himself…
Mayor Mamdani’s New York – Claremont Review of…
“Ana minkum wa ileikum,” shouted 34-year-old Zohran Mamdani, newly elected mayor of New York, to the…
Radical Republican
In the early hours of March 11, 1874, word spread around Washington that Charles Sumner was on the…
Fall-Winter 2025-2026 Correspondence – Claremont…
World War II’s Lessons Reading Sean McMeekin’s provocative and jolting essay “Goodbye to the Good…
An Unforeseen Revolution – Claremont Review of…
In 2002 I asked an Iranian journalist whether recent spontaneous, pro-American demonstrations at…
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