The U.S. Must Avoid Falling into the Ayatollah’s Nuclear Trap
The Iranian regime smells weakness.
June 16, 2023
Finding God in Cormac McCarthy’s Fictional Worlds
The late American novelist was no nihilist.
Some critics judge the works of Cormac McCarthy—who died on Tuesday, shortly before his ninetieth birthday—to be fundamentally nihilistic. But Alexander Riley argues that, despite its bleak depictions of human capacity for evil, McCarthy’s fiction is in fact pervaded with religious meaning. Riley focuses on the final two of the writer’s twelve novels, the companion works The Passenger and Stella Maris:
June 16, 2023
How Recep Tayyip Erdogan Held onto the Turkish Presidency Despite a Faltering Economy
Kemal Kilicdaroglu isn’t Turkey’s Barack Obama.
The White House Anti-Semitism Strategy Could Do More Harm Than Good
But it will keep bigotry out of national parks and rural youth groups.
Finding God in Cormac McCarthy’s Fictional Worlds
The late American novelist was no nihilist.
Exploring a Maccabean-Era Fortress
With help from U.S. military veterans.