Israel hits multiple sites across Iran. Tune in to an emergency livestream with Bari and Michael Oren to break down the latest at 10:15 p.m. ET. | Continue reading
Canada trusts illegal immigrants to deport themselves, Canada’s first prime minister escapes his box, and much more. Brought to you by Rupa Subramanya. | Continue reading
In Tel Aviv, it feels like Israel may soon strike Iran’s Nuclear Facilities, writes Michael Oren. In the meantime, the world watches anxiously to see if Netanyahu will defy Trump and act alone. | Continue reading
Yasser Abu Shabab is the leader of a new anti-Hamas militia group in Gaza. In an exclusive interview, he talks about ties to Israel, clashes with Hamas, and his vision for a postwar Gaza. | Continue reading
I no longer feel distracted, manipulated, or judged. I’m not living in the digital realm anymore, writes August Lamm. These days, my real life is all I have. | Continue reading
Will the AI revolution cause blackouts? Why actresses are rejecting ‘intimacy coordinators.’ And much more. | Continue reading
No one knows where the power needed to run the data centers popping up all over the United States will come from. | Continue reading
As LA burns, American voters see through the Democratic governor’s false narratives, writes Batya Ungar-Sargon. | Continue reading
Political compromise is the only solution to chaos that is making the U.S. look more like the countries that many illegal immigrants left, writes Charles Lane. | Continue reading
Do sex scenes need to be tightly choreographed? A series of female A-listers think not, but critics say they’re betraying #MeToo. | Continue reading
We’re wealthier. They’re healthier. But who’s the winner? | Continue reading
Reading, writing, and racism in Philly schools, Sly Stone’s funk revolution, and much more. | Continue reading
Zohran Mamdani has all the energy and momentum. But can a 33-year-old socialist really defeat a former governor? | Continue reading
Legislation passed by the state senate has no waiting period; the governor hasn’t hinted at whether she will sign or veto. | Continue reading
A history and social studies curriculum asks students to ‘replace’ the national anthem after ‘critically examining race and racism.’ | Continue reading
Letters to the Editor: Anthony Bourdain is good for the culture, a retired senior civil servant offers advice for DOGE, and more. | Continue reading
Yes, drugs were his downfall, writes Eli Lake. But before he succumbed, he wrote songs that would influence generations of musicians, from Miles Davis to Janet Jackson. | Continue reading
We are experiencing the total collapse of the knowledge system, writes Ted Gioia. What will replace it? | Continue reading
Why immigration is the most important issue of our era. Trump’s master class in winning over the working class. Mike Huckabee from Jerusalem. And much more. | Continue reading
Trump's ambassador to Israel on antisemtism, media malpractice and whether a deal is possible with the Islamic Republic. | Continue reading
"I have been to dozens of mass protests like the one that exploded in Los Angeles," writes Leighton Woodhouse. "This one felt like it could be the prelude to something even worse." | Continue reading
Americans don’t trust Democrats on immigration or law-and-order matters, and the party’s response to the disorder in L.A. isn’t helping, writes Ruy Teixeira. | Continue reading
I saw protestors throwing rocks at cops—and police unable to control the chaos, writes Austyn Jeffs. | Continue reading
Like the most combustible questions in American history, what to do about illegal immigration has become a showdown between the states and the federal government, writes Matthew Continetti. | Continue reading
In opposing the merger of U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel, Joe Biden was playing politics. But in doing so, he handed Donald Trump an easy victory. | Continue reading
Americans have the unfortunate tendency to believe the world has stopped evolving. That’s dead wrong, writes Tyler Cowen. | Continue reading
Our newest show is hosted by one of the smartest thinkers in the country. It launches today. And Bari Weiss is in the hot seat. | Continue reading
L.A. on the brink, New York’s radical assisted dying proposal, the era-ending Supreme Court decision you may have missed, new Free Press merch, and much more. | Continue reading
We are coming up on the five-year anniversary of Bari Weiss’s resignation from The New York Times. | Continue reading
Arrests are labor-intensive and slow, but are starting to add up. ‘We’re people, too. . . but we still have to carry out our mission.’ | Continue reading
Eleven states have legalized assisted dying, but only New York would have no waiting period, which risks turning suicide into a medical treatment option. | Continue reading
In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court signals that the era of affirmative action really has come to an end, writes Jed Rubenfeld. | Continue reading
Plus: Former environmentalist Mark Carney embraces ‘drill, baby, drill’ and much more from Rupa Subramanya. | Continue reading
I saw protesters clash with ICE agents during the immigration raids. | Continue reading
After my husband of 34 years died of dementia, my first emotion was ‘grie-lief.’ The next 15 years were better than I could have imagined. | Continue reading
After Nazism destroyed his homeland, Simon Rawidowicz defiantly wrote: ‘Do not try to hide the Different inside you.’ | Continue reading
After Nazism destroyed his homeland, Simon Rawidowicz defiantly wrote: ‘Do not try to hide the Different inside you.’ | Continue reading
Plus: Tech feuds, Jesse Armstrong’s new movie, Taylor Swift’s grudges. And more! | Continue reading
The novelist talks about her late husband, her current “husband-like friend,” and how to cope with widowhood. | Continue reading
‘In the pantheon of bad choices, the attempt to build my own house towers above all others. I have lost money in LA real estate, which practically defies the laws of physics.’ | Continue reading
Elon and Trump. The rise of the radical right. Can Democrats win back the guys they lost? And more. | Continue reading
The tech right, an influential group of MAGA-friendly Silicon Valley types, will now have to pick a side. | Continue reading
The media called it a massacre. Gazans share firsthand accounts of what actually took place on Sunday. | Continue reading
‘Burdensome regulations’ will disappear under revival plans for the program that has failed to connect anyone to the internet. | Continue reading
After my protest against Islamic extremism landed me with criminal charges, the verdict is in: It is now illegal to criticize Islam in Britain. | Continue reading
The breakup of the year. FEMA forgets what hurricanes are. Trump dumps the Federalist Society. Dems try out normalcy. Biden says et tu, Karine Jean-Pierre? And much more. | Continue reading
My generation grew up with unlimited access to hardcore porn. No wonder intimacy is a struggle. | Continue reading
A series of conflicts of interest cut to the core of the delicate tech bro-MAGA alliance. | Continue reading