If the writers and thinkers who support Donald Trump want to find their original source, they could look to the Jewish intellectuals of postwar America.

MAKING IT by Norman Podhoretz ... Down two.” Does Podhoretz ever convince the reader that his story is worth telling? Not really. By paying so much attention to the sociology of himself ...

The president’s foreign policy agenda remains unpredictable, but his war on liberal culture has deep roots.

Among Van Doren’s students, in the flesh, were Lionel Trilling, Thomas Merton, Whittaker Chambers, Allen Ginsberg, Norman Podhoretz ... I have imagined the reader of this book to be a person ...

and Norman Podhoretz. Bill Clinton styled himself “The Man from Hope” (for he was born in Hope, Ark.), and Van Doren was another. He was born in Hope, Ill. (a dot on the map in Vermilion County).

Just as Williams, when he is read, enables us to move directly beyond what he called ... Was he a neo-conservative in advance of his time as Norman Podhoretz claims, or was he, as Christopher Hitchens ...

Norman Podhoretz is not a glamorous figure. He tells us that Saul Bellow, soon after the publication of his first novel, received a call from Hollywood. He assumed that they were after the screen ...

As a result, they drifted into the camp that was defending it. These figures included Irving Kristol, Norman Podhoretz and Nathan Glazer. For me, the epic neoconservative, who emerged during what came ...