‘We used to wear American flag patches on our body armor as a symbol of the land of freedom. Now, we’ve taken them off.’ | Continue reading
On my first trip to London, I met Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, who does not know what SoulCycle is, but has thoughts on Taylor Swift. | Continue reading
In their quest to slow climate change, bureaucrats in the U.S. and Canada advance restrictive edicts that make very big headlines and very little difference. | Continue reading
Christopher Caldwell on AfD’s big night. The third anniversary of the Ukraine war. What Floridians really think about the Gulf of America. A Manhattan vigil for a terrorist. And much more. | Continue reading
Immigration drove Germans to the polls in record numbers, and it doubled the AfD’s vote share. Is the next chancellor listening? | Continue reading
Dozens of New Yorkers turned out to pay homage to Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. Very few knew who he was. | Continue reading
We went to the Gulf and asked people if it should be Mexican or American. Here’s what they had to say. | Continue reading
Our leaders talk endlessly about the cost of beating Russia. They never talk about the more frightening and much more expensive alternative. | Continue reading
Why Eric Adams, Javier Milei, Cory Booker, Donald Trump, and other glittering dignitaries are all making a point to visit the Rebbe. | Continue reading
Philosopher William James was thrilled by the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, and ‘the improvisation of order out of chaos’ that followed. | Continue reading
Our technology industry is capable of building a weapon that could ensure peace. But why court controversy when you can build another app? | Continue reading
Handicapping the dispute between two conservatives I admire: Vice President J.D. Vance and Niall Ferguson. | Continue reading
Reagan was our lifeline in the Soviet Union. Trump’s rhetoric betrays Russia’s freedom fighters. | Continue reading
Trump abandons Ukraine, Elon blanks his baby mamas, the free speech king suggests free speech jail, and Trevor Noah argues for segregation. Plus: ASMR deportations, and much more. | Continue reading
After an indictment for corruption and President Trump’s attempt to drop it, many locals are shrugging off the mayor’s scandal. | Continue reading
On CBS, our era’s historical ignorance hits a new low. | Continue reading
It is not ‘moralistic garbage’ but a hard and realistic lesson of history that wars are easy to start and hard to end. | Continue reading
I’m sure you remember the images of Kfir and Ariel Bibas. | Continue reading
A dishonest narrator of the conflict cannot be an honest broker of peace. | Continue reading
Bernard-Henri Lévy wants a European army. The online right is creating a monster. Hero dog dead at 16. And more. | Continue reading
The deaths of Shiri, Ariel and Kfir Bibas were too unbearable to believe. Israelis couldn’t accept it until we had no other choice. | Continue reading
I’m sure you remember the images of Kfir and Ariel Bibas. | Continue reading
I’m sure you remember the images of Kfir and Ariel Bibas. | Continue reading
I’m sure you remember the images of Kfir and Ariel Bibas. | Continue reading
Can Trump make America great again by executive order? Or is he trashing the Constitution? | Continue reading
The White House has made itself clear: We can no longer rely on the U.S. So we must rely on ourselves. | Continue reading
Their increasingly extreme rhetoric is eventually going to freak the hell out of ordinary people. | Continue reading
Donald Trump says he’ll declassify all the files about the assassination. We’d never have got to this point if it weren’t for a weird ’90s film. | Continue reading
Plus: Lively vs. Baldoni—the plot thickens. Robert Kraft writes in. Bannon gets catty. How the BBC hid a Hamas nepo baby. And more. | Continue reading
The Israeli baby is the answer to every relevant question about this conflict. He is the war boiled down to its essence. | Continue reading
That two Aussie medical professionals spoke of killing Israelis was chilling. That Muslim community groups are defending them is terrifying. | Continue reading
In Ukraine, forced conscription has become a scandal. But the U.S.-funded media outlets won’t cover it. | Continue reading
He tried to present himself as the perfect male ally. Now he’s suing the woman who accused him of sexual harassment. | Continue reading
Weaponization of the law has no party. It is wrong all of the time. | Continue reading
Eli Lake and Ben Domenech debate. Plus: Robert Kraft writes in, and more. | Continue reading
What happened on the left over the past decade is a cautionary tale for a right that wants to look away from the danger ahead. | Continue reading
A conversation with the billionaire and former mayoral candidate about who’s to blame for the LA fires—and how to save California. | Continue reading
The ‘brokenists’ go to Washington. Kemi Badenoch on DOGE. Suzy Weiss says comedians are getting too hot. Rick Caruso dishes on Jeffrey Katzenberg. And much more. | Continue reading
A lot of people are wondering if things in LA would look different if Rick Caruso had won the mayoral race against Karen Bass in 2022. | Continue reading
The Tory leader on J.D. Vance’s ‘truth bomb,’ backdoor blasphemy laws, Nigel Farage, Donald Trump, Israel, Ukraine, and more. | Continue reading
‘The choice was between a slow canoe ride through more of the same, or a roller coaster. Americans chose the roller coaster.’ | Continue reading
You can be funny or you can be fashionable. You can’t be both. | Continue reading
From Mar-a-Gaza to the Eurocrats in Munich, no one—so far—is punching back against this White House. But there is one battle the U.S. cannot afford to lose. | Continue reading
Matt Schlapps another man’s crotch (allegedly). Cartels can’t traffic kids anymore. Musk’s new baby mama. And more. | Continue reading
Some call it ‘un-American.’ Others say it's a ‘human right.’ Olivia Reingold reports on the fight over Local Law 11. | Continue reading
The blonde-haired Instagram quacks who hawk smoothies that ‘reduce inflammation’ tap into our desperate desire to feel seen. | Continue reading
“The pervasive fraud in the sponsor process is undeniable,” said the new head of the agency that cares for migrant teens. She’s right. | Continue reading
Even a flawed or complicated conversion is better than praising religion without practicing it. | Continue reading