Steve Sailer: iSteve

The Korean War began sixty years ago today. Sixty years on, the Korean War is almost completely forgotten, we're still fighting a land...

Here's an important ground-level view of the Housing Bubble that I didn't see when it came out in 2009, showing how much minority ho...

Here's the opening of my article in Alternative Right : I’ve been following the World Cup since Pelé went out with a bang in 1970. Over...

See if you can spot the fallacy in the following. I'll explain what's wrong with this logic afterwards. From Inside Higher Ed: Ne...

When I moved into a dorm at Rice U. in 1976, roommates were matched, in part, on whether they smoked. But only 3 out of 250 guys smoked, a s...

From my movie review in Taki's Magazine : In 1965, Gordon Moore of Intel noted that silicon chips had been quickly doubling in transist...

One of the odd things about the topic of immigration is that the Canada, that beau ideal of progressivism, has always officially subscribed ...

From the LA Times : China's housing boom has created a woefully frustrated class of bachelors. Home prices in major cities including ...

From today's Washington Post: Ballet series has lots of talent, little diversity By Sarah Kaufman Washington Post Staff Writer Mond...

The opening of my new VDARE.com column : We keep  satirizing this, but now a Washington Post news story really is headlined: Minorities hi...

Everybody now says we must evaluate teachers based on how much value they add to their students' performance, but nobody has actually do...

Online versions of newspapers frequently post lists of their most popular current stories, as measured in various ways: most viewed, most em...

 A charter member of the Human Biodiversity Hall of Fame has died. My published articles are archived at iSteve.com -- Steve Sailer

My favorite moment of the radio broadcast of the LA Lakers' 7th game victory over the Boston Celtics 83-79 for the NBA title was when it...

Pebble Beach, located 117 miles south of San Francisco, is the most glamorous golf course in the rotation of the U.S. Open, which begins Th...

Veteran progressive John Judis experiences an epiphany in The New Republic (10/20/2009) in " End State: Is California Finished? " ...

Here's my the beginning of my review in Taki's Magazine of a new movie about old-fashioned modernism: The astringent new romance fil...

From my new VDARE.com column on the newly noticed problem of "English Learner Lifers:" Over the last decade, a bipartisan consens...