The Case for Conservatism

How the Right got its groove back

Kristen Soltis Anderson

Young voters are embracing the Republican Party. But the GOP must adapt if it hopes to keep them.

The end of the conservative consensus

Andy Smarick

Preserving process is no longer enough. The Right must recognize that the ends can matter as much as the means.

A new conservative foreign policy

Kori Schake

Why traditional U.S. values require advancing freedom around the globe.

How the international order serves American interests

Jonathan Tepperman

Before abandoning a system it helped create, the United States should remember how much it gets from an orderly world.

America First needs American values

Paul D. Miller

U.S. foreign policy works best when it recognizes that power and idealism go hand-in-hand.

Freedom abroad protects freedom at home

Nicole Bibbins Sedaca

The fight for human rights is both a moral imperative and the key to ensuring a strong, secure, and prosperous United States.

What the populists get wrong

J.H. Cullum Clark

Ideas key to America’s economic success are now under attack from both the Left and Right. Here’s how conservatives must adapt to defend them.

Why pluralism keeps America strong

William McKenzie

Tolerance allows citizens to disagree peacefully – and peaceful disagreement benefits everyone.

A choice, not an echo

Abby McCloskey

Modern conservatism must explain what it’s for – and not just what it opposes.