Bad Sexpectations

by Fernanda Moore

Purity: A Novel, by Jonathan Franzen

The Ally That Wasn’t

by Elliott Abrams

Michael Oren's memoir blasts Barack Obama but pulls its punches elsewhere.

The Timothy Hunt Witch Hunt

by Jonathan Foreman

A joke told, a reputation destroyed.

The Fainting Couch at Columbia

by Heather Mac Donald

A new 'sexual-respect initiative' puts another stake into the heart of academic seriousness.

The Two Billie Holidays

by Terry Teachout

Greatness before hard living—and politics—took their toll.

Greetings from ISIS

by Mitchell D. Silber

An epistolary jest.

The Old Terrorists

by Harvey Klehr

Days of Rage: America's Radical Underground, the FBI, and the Forgotten Age of Revolutionary Violence, by Bryan Burrough

The Best of Scribblers

by Joseph Epstein

Edward Gibbon and the importance of great writing to great history.

Salem, Montana

by KC Johnson

Missoula: Rape and Justice System in a College Town, by Jon Krakauer

Sins of the Father

by Our Readers

Responses to "From Parent to Parenting" by Joseph Epstein

Defending the State

by Our Readers

Responses to “What Does It Mean to Be ‘Pro-Israel?’ by Sohrab Ahmari

So Long, Love Songs

by Our Readers

Responses to “Love Songs, RIP” by Terry Teachout

ObamaCare: What Can a Republican President Do About It in 2017?

by Tevi Troy

Pursue repeal, but have a Chinese menu of reforms in your back pocket just in case.

Notes on a Disaster

by John Podhoretz

From the Editor

How Restraint Leads to War

by Henry R. Nau

The real dangers of the Iran deal.

The Redistribution Fallacy

by James Piereson

The federal government knows how to support a welfare state. It does not know how to transfer money from the rich to the poor.

The Park Bench Joke

by John Podhoretz