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Dominoes were notoriously difficult to topple in rapid succession before AI came up with the innovative approach of smashing them into the ground with a stake. Huge improvement

There can only be one.

They warned you not to try and make fetch happen

I can’t count the number of times I’ve been drinking an espresso and thought, I wish this were trickling through an elaborate chocolate sculpture. If only this delicious coffee beverage were also making a sodden undrinkable mess out of its container

He who kisses the joy as it flies Lives in eternity’s sunrise

As we go into the holiday, a few thoughts from me to Spencer A. Klavan on what nature can tell us about morality, virginity and patriotism. thenewjerusalem.substack.com/p/letter-268-c…

Reporting in from a city on the ledge re: Zohran with Spencer A. Klavan and Ryan P. Williams plus Casa v. Trump and hot dog platters youtu.be/EeIOvQ88dZE?si…

On the latest Claremont Review of Books podcast, Spencer A. Klavan speaks with CRB Editor Charles R. Kesler to discuss the Spring 2025 Issue, highlighting Kesler's cover piece: a review of 'Buckley: The Life and the Revolution That Changed America.' Kesler reflects on how the

The Big, Beautiful Bill implies the existence of a Small, Ugly Ted

Agreed. Your reading list should be

We should unquestionably bring back this cover art style for sci-fi/fantasy

Powell’s Books. I live here now.

Would it kill you to say something simply positive today? Would that be so hard? The need to provide qualifications in a holiday message is such a “I’m 14 and I understand nuance!!1!” move.

The United States of America is a providential miracle, inserted by God into history for his glory and the advancement of humankind. Its ill-wishers have nothing of value to offer; the only arguments that matter are over how to honor and advance its mission. Happy 4th.

The poem I cite in here as a rec on The American Mind podcast is one of the true undiscovered gems of the special relationship. It’s about America reteaching England the lesson that England taught the world—America as heir of the British empire, basically. And so say we all.