In fact, there has long been a wider support of military hawkishness at play. Before Commentary made its neoconservative turn ...

Norman Podhoretz is considered the grandfather of the neoconservative movement, which had its birth in the 1970s. The former editor of the monthly magazine, Commentary, Podhoretz subscribes to ...

And the Norman Podhoretz of today still is. Liberals once defended America as essentially a decent society and regarded their country as a force for good in the world.

A few months ago, Norman Podhoretz spotted Joseph Heller in a restaurant in the Hamptons. Heller must have spotted Podhoretz too, because the two did what they have done for many years — they… ...

Norman Podhoretz on the Spiritual War for America The left wants to win, he says, but ‘I’m not sure anymore what our side wants.’ That’s a big part of what drew him to Trump. By Barton Swaim ...

In The Wall Street Journal, Norman Podhoretz writes that a conventional-weapons attack is preferable to the nuclear war sure to come.

After 50 years, Norman Podhoretz’s memoir Making It, just reissued as part of NYRB’s Classics series, continues to dazzle. That’s pretty damn good.

In 1999, Norman Podhoretz, who edited Commentary magazine for 35 years, wrote a book titled Ex-Friends, in which he explored the reasons for his falling out ...

Norman Podhoretz has made it. On Sunday, the pugnacious, proudly boastful and unquestionably brilliant writer and editor received an award named ­after one of a very few men, living or dead, whom ...

Norman Podhoretz reflects on the 50th anniversary of his essay "My Negro Problem-and Ours": This year marks the 50th anniversary of possibly the most controversial but certainly the most notorious ...

Norman Podhoretz talked about his book [Why Are Jews Liberals?] (Doubleday; September 8, 2009). In his book the former editor-in-chief of [Commentary] magazine attempts to answer the question that ...