Into the Silence

My profile of Wade Davis, author of Into the Silence, one of the best books I read last year, is in the May issue of Men’s Journal, on newsstands.

Borderworld

My long essay on the Texas-Mexico border is in the January issue of Popular Science. Photo by J. Henry Fair.

Ten Guns, Ten Horses, Ten Wives

My essay on Empire of the Summer Moon: Quanah Parker and the Rise and Fall of the Comanche Tribe, by S.C. Gwynne, appears in the December 15 issue of the London Review of Books.

Round Two

Behold: a paperback!

A little post-election serenata

 

So Much for the Art of the Possible: Obama’s Pragmatism Refutes Itself.

The Mendacity of Alan Wolfe

The Washington Post has published my response to Alan Wolfe’s review.

One Nation Working Together for the Democratic Party

What happened to the anti-war movement? Justin Raimondo has some thoughts on the question.

Progressives have made a deal with the devil. And the bargain is this: they’ll shut up about murdering innocent Afghan and Pakistani civilians, about US assassination squads, and about the wholesale assault on our civil liberties, if they can get the goodies they want here at home: more government spending, more government employees, and more government period. After all, who cares if a lot of foreigners get killed? As long as they get theirs.