Sohrab Ahmari

Here’s some interesting commentary from the opposite poles of the political spectrum.

“Bush and Cheney and Obama and Biden took on this task of nation-building in ­Afghanistan — the country historians call the ‘graveyard of empires.’ ”

While many are “surprised” by Attorney General Letitia James’ findings on Gov. Cuomo’s sexual misconduct, “this is not the first time the governor has shown us who he really is.”

Iconoclast: ‘No’ to the ‘New Normal’ Globalist elites insist that “the way we live and work in the post-COVID world will be very different to how we lived and worked in the pre-COVID world,” notes …

The Unbroken Thread by Sohrab Ahmari review — profound answers to spiritual questions  The Times

It is possible to reveal one’s character — intellectual, temperamental, moral — in a single phrase. Some years ago a columnist on the newspaper that has solemnl

What’s special about the modern world is not exploitation.

The real threat the country faces isn’t overwork, it’s the rising percentage of Americans who aren’t working at all.

There is much within Sohrab Ahmari’s new book that can and should speak to all Catholics, traditionalist or otherwise. More troubling from a Catholic perspective are Ahmari’s chapters on politics and on sex.

In his provocative new book The Unbroken Thread, US journalist Sohrab Ahmari calls for a new kind of Christian conservatism

Facebook’s flip-flop on COVID posts comes more than a year after it banned a well-reasoned Post opinion column by China scholar Steven Mosher that speculated about a potential lab leak. Will …

Sohrab Ahmari’s new book challenges secular ideals of the good life.

REGISTER BOOK PICK: The Unbroken Thread: Discovering the Wisdom of Tradition in an Age of Chaos

In “The Unbroken Thread,” Sohrab Ahmari sees Western society as having overreached on freedom and lost a sense of rootedness in tradition and community.

Writer Sohrab Ahmari left the repression in his home country of Iran to find freedom in an icon of the west – the United States. But in his telling, his new home revealed how excessive freedom can enslave rather than liberate.

Our society yearns for total safety, which means conquering death. But the ability to face it, rather than fear it, will actually lead to a better life.

’I’m terrified of the woke radicals at my kids’ school”: Rarely a week goes by when I don’t hear some variation on this gripe from fellow parents in New York City. Invariably, they lower their voic…

I will admit to a lifetime of being the Well Akshually Guy—the one who insists on technical accuracy, particularly in the use of words, beating the rest of you down on the history and etymology of terms that you normies bandy about with casual recklessness. For most of that time, I have been that pa…

Are citizens of liberal societies permitted to question liberalism? In theory, the answer is yes, given liberalism’s commitment to ‘free thought’ and ‘the marketplace of ideas’. Such tolerance is rarely in evidence in practice, however — a reality illustrated in hilarious fashion by a writer for a W…

Our safetyist attempts to eliminate all COVID risk have often gone beyond appropriate health precautions and ended up amplifying our social crises.