The claim that tariffs are inherently misguided and inevitably harmful does not stand up to scrutiny. | Continue reading
Republicans risk repeating Democrats’ mistake—forgetting it’s the economy, stupid. | Continue reading
A Republican lawmaker has asked the Treasury to look into ‘credible allegations’ against the Democratic fundraising platform. | Continue reading
Eli Lake believes it is incoherent to continue support for Israel while cutting off Ukraine. Michael Brendan Dougherty disagrees. | Continue reading
A White House official says the case is a ‘blueprint’ for more arrests. An explosive new book from a Facebook whistleblower. Tina Brown on Meghan Markle. And more. | Continue reading
You may have never heard of Sarah Wynn-Williams, but that’s about to change. | Continue reading
A White House official says that Mahmoud Khalil posed a ‘threat to the foreign policy and national security interests of the United States.’ And that his case is a blueprint for more arrests. | Continue reading
For lessons on the president’s offer to Ukraine, look back at FDR. | Continue reading
Five years after Megxit, the Sussexes’ life is now all about pretending. | Continue reading
If you want to hear how playlists, Spotify, and the shuffle function have changed studio albums forever, listen to the pop star’s latest. | Continue reading
With a presidential pardon in the bag, the disgraced ex-governor may be eyeing a run for mayor of Chicago. ‘I’m at the stage of my life that’s a new beginning.’ | Continue reading
The state rep censured for defending girls’ sports. Why are so many young men taking erectile dysfunction medicine? The astroturfed resistance. And more. | Continue reading
Anti-Trump groups like ‘Families Over Billionaires’ present themselves as grassroots campaigns for ordinary Americans. The truth is very different. | Continue reading
‘We undid four years of insanity,’ counterterrorism director Sebastian Gorka tells The Free Press. | Continue reading
Are men struggling with ED at high enough rates to justify the number of products they’re advertised for it? | Continue reading
My progressive colleagues all but kicked me out of my state’s House of Representatives for saying boys shouldn’t compete against girls. | Continue reading
By the time I was 13, all I wanted for my birthday was my own bookie. | Continue reading
I was born into poverty, and I believed wealth meant happiness. But F. Scott Fitzgerald taught me that prosperity can destroy you. | Continue reading
In the ’70s, my mother gave me a print that read: ‘A woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle.’ After 25 years of marriage, I couldn’t disagree more. | Continue reading
Ross Douthat and Ayaan Hirsi Ali face off against Michael Shermer and Adam Carolla in our latest live debate. | Continue reading
To create a sovereign wealth fund dedicated to something five times or more as volatile as straight-up stocks is an awful idea. | Continue reading
The cuts are “only the beginning,” according to Trump’s antisemitism task force. | Continue reading
Trump backs a federal crypto reserve, the Tate brothers come home, Gavin Newsom swings right, RFK goes pro-vax, ‘carbon fundamentalism’ is the problem, and much more. | Continue reading
Ukraine is not just a country that the Trumpian right has never visited. It is a fantasy country that they imagine they know everything about. | Continue reading
California universities face new antisemitism probe. Our editors on why fiscal sanity means getting beyond DOGE. China says it’s “ready for war.” And more. | Continue reading
It turns out that Washington spends our money on some very, very stupid things. | Continue reading
‘If you ask me where all this money is going,’ says EPA head Lee Zeldin, ‘I actually don’t know.’ | Continue reading
The National Endowment for Democracy says the executive branch has no authority to stop their funding. | Continue reading
After accidentally killing someone on set, the actor could have stepped out of the spotlight. Instead, he stars in a reality show about the ordeal. | Continue reading
Two cancer doctors debate whether Trump’s slashing of billions to the National Institutes for Health will boost public health or destroy it. | Continue reading
The Department of Justice says one of the largest public university systems in the country may be discriminating ‘against employees who are or are perceived to be Jewish or Israeli.’ | Continue reading
Honorable men went to the gulag for refusing to repeat the Kremlin’s lies. Now an American president is echoing them for free. | Continue reading
Victor Davis Hanson on whether MAGA will deliver. Larry Summers on the trade war. The anti-power couple. And more. | Continue reading
The former Treasury secretary says: ‘I have never seen as irrational a consequential policy put in place by an American administration.’ | Continue reading
Change is underway—at the border, in our federal government, and abroad. But several forces threaten to undermine success. | Continue reading
Fed probe ‘is as serious as can be,’ says task force member. ‘I have the Department of Education guys texting me every day asking when they can start canceling and terminating grants.’ | Continue reading
Carl Dean, who was married to Dolly Parton for the past 60 years, rejected the limelight. More couples should follow in their footsteps. | Continue reading
It appears the billions didn’t revitalize anything—except the coffers of a range of environmental nonprofits associated with former Obama and Biden administration officials. | Continue reading
It’s been four days since the diplomatic earthquake went down in the Oval Office between President Donald Trump, Vice President J.D. | Continue reading
MAGA is a big tent. But it’s not big enough for an alleged human trafficker who brags about beating women. | Continue reading
Michael Rapaport stands up to Canadian bullies. MAGA splits over Andrew Tate. Brat summer is replaced by Chalamet spring. And more. | Continue reading
The Oscar-winning film reveals that a woman can be smaller, weaker, and victimizable, but also have the upper hand—not in spite of these things, but because of them. | Continue reading
A Canadian politician is trying to bar me from the country where I’m scheduled to perform a few gigs. I’m offering her front-row seats. | Continue reading
If the Pennsylvania governor wants to be president, he’s going to have to call his fellow Democrats on their BS. Will he? | Continue reading
Rose Docherty, 74, was handcuffed and taken into custody last month for violating Britain’s censorship laws. She tells The Free Press: ‘I’m an elderly woman. What are they afraid of?’ | Continue reading
Out with ironic distance, and in with excellence—or at least the pursuit of it. | Continue reading
Victor Davis Hanson, Christopher Caldwell, Michael Oren, Batya Ungar-Sargon, Eli Lake, and more. | Continue reading
Victor Davis Hanson, Christopher Caldwell, Michael Oren, Batya Ungar-Sargon, Eli Lake, and more. | Continue reading