Socialist NY Lawmaker Says People Should Not Be Arrested for Stealing Basic Necessities
A socialist New York state lawmaker is facing criticism after arguing that people who steal necessities such as toothpaste and soap should not be arrested…
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CCP-Linked Figure Behind $8.4 Million Property Purchase Near White House: Report
A foundation named for a businessman with extensive ties to Chinese Communist Party organizations has purchased a historic Washington building just hundreds of…
Rebranding Won’t Make Democrats Less Repulsive on Social Issues
Bill Clinton holds the distinction of being the only elected president since World War II to lose both houses of Congress while leading a trifecta.
Europe’s Coming Existential Crisis
Americans pay little attention to Europe, other than to sneer at the Euro-elites and bemoan the fecklessness of European leaders. I am guilty of both sins.
Morning Greatness: Trump Orders Pentagon to Scale Back Joint Exercises With South Korea
Here is what’s on President Trump’s agenda today: 8:00 AM THE PRESIDENT participates in Executive Time 11:00 AM THE PRESIDENT receives his Intelligence Briefing…
AI, Morality, and Effective Altruism
This past week, The Wall Street Journal ran a long profile of Cami Clark, the wife of Dario Amodei, the AI savant and CEO of Anthropic. Clark, you see…
The Country We Forgot to Rebuild
The brilliant historian William Manchester, in his work The Glory and the Dream, covers four tumultuous decades of American life, stretching from 1932 through…
Book Review: Boss Lincoln by Matthew Pinsker
Lincoln the Emancipator. Lincoln the Liberator. Lincoln the Martyr. Lincoln the Republican. Lincoln the Democrat. Lincoln the Colonizer. Lincoln the Traitor.
The Unmaking of Jason Arday
When I left Jason Arday last week, he was humiliated but alive. The 41-year-old black fabulist—the “youngest-ever black professor” at the University of…
A Tour of America’s Blue Utopias
I lived in Massachusetts for a number of years and even at one time owned a home there. The home was in a town called Cotuit, on the Cape, a small…