Terrorists have brainwashed America. A woke ‘Snow White’ has been canceled. Long live Queen Hillary. Plus: equitable bird names, Mike Johnson is poor, and much, much more. | Continue reading
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The story of one man and a miracle drug. Plus: Rep. Mike Gallagher on banning TikTok, and the progressives threatening to sink Biden over the war. | Continue reading
The app is digital fentanyl made by China. And it is brainwashing our youth against the country and our allies, argues Rep. Mike Gallagher. | Continue reading
An anonymous employee describes the hostile environment at Britain’s foremost left-leaning newspaper. | Continue reading
After a miracle drug unexpectedly saved Jimmy Menkaus’s life, he has no idea how to live it. | Continue reading
Walter Russell Mead reads the geopolitical tea leaves. Plus: Joe Nocera on Sam Bankman-Fried’s trial and Eli Lake on the legacy of Frantz Fanon. | Continue reading
The writer who coined the term “decolonization” thought he was talking to “the wretched of the earth.” Instead, his work was read by elites—to disastrous effect. | Continue reading
Historian Walter Russell Mead explains how the war between Israel and Hamas connects to changing global forces that affect every American. | Continue reading
Listen now (76 mins) | There are a lot of experts that you may have heard on the news in the past few weeks. People who know a great deal about Hamas or Hezbollah or Iran or China or Russia—regional experts. There are also many subject matter experts who can tell us about c … | Continue reading
“Did you say in private, ‘Fuck regulators?’ ” | Continue reading
A political realignment in three acts. | Continue reading
Ask the mob in Dagestan, Russia. | Continue reading
Seneca Scott says his city and its leadership are broken. He has a plan to fix both. | Continue reading
The left’s reaction to the massacre in Israel has many progressive Jews in the West rethinking their past activism, political affiliations, and friendships. | Continue reading
The recent wave of nearly 130,000 migrants to New York City is angering Hispanic residents—enough to make them consider voting red. | Continue reading
My country, and others, found there is no solid evidence supporting the medical transitioning of young people. Why aren’t American clinicians paying attention? | Continue reading
Calling all older (and wiser) readers! We want to hear from you. | Continue reading
A Thomas Hardy poem still brings chills to the spine more than a century after its publication. | Continue reading
Grizzly dad Steve Rinella wants you to raise adventurous children, the virtues of being a young mom, and more. | Continue reading
The joy we felt as Jews in America has turned to collective grief, along with the sense our lives will never be the same again. | Continue reading
Exposing your children to the dangers of the natural world isn’t irresponsible. It’s good parenting. | Continue reading
As Israel ramps up operations in Gaza, Niall Ferguson, Matt Pottinger, and J.D. Vance on what happens next. | Continue reading
Matt Pottinger on How to Handle the Iranian Regime. | Continue reading
As Israel begins its ground invasion in Gaza, Niall Ferguson and Jay Mens on the hard strategic decisions facing the West. | Continue reading
Every time I peek at the mommy chat rooms, I wonder: What is making them so anxious? And whatever happened to the time-honored tradition of winging it? | Continue reading
Biden insists we can do it all. But J.D. Vance leads a growing band in Washington who say that’s wishful thinking. He spoke to The FP. | Continue reading
The most private choice we make has potent public consequences. | Continue reading
The Hamas spa has shampoo. The House gets a new Speaker. A Maoist cult collapses. Victoria’s Secret has sex appeal. And much, much more. | Continue reading
Listen now (73 mins) | It’s been almost three weeks since Hamas attacked Israel. And there are three questions that, despite having reported on it so much over the last 19 days, many people are still asking. The first is what exactly happened that day, minute by minute, and … | Continue reading
Hatred of Israel cannot be distinguished from hatred of the Jewish people. Incontestably now, anti-Zionism is antisemitism. | Continue reading
My peers have been indoctrinated to believe that Jews are oppressors. And so even our mass slaughter is seen as justifiable revenge. | Continue reading
Plus: ‘I was fired for setting academic standards.’ | Continue reading
‘Hamas seeks peace.’ ‘Their rockets are harmless.’ And more lies we’ve been told for years that keep getting repeated today. | Continue reading
Sure, you could study hard to get a degree. But at Spelman, where I taught, you could also get a top administrator to change your grades. | Continue reading
Around the world, young people are tearing down photographs of innocent Israelis abducted by Hamas. One of them is Sarah. | Continue reading
Sofie Berzon MacKie on what went through her mind while terrorists attacked her kibbutz, and the first thought she had after she was rescued. | Continue reading
Plus: the world on the brink, and John McWhorter in TFP. | Continue reading
There is a patronizing racism in the idea that slaughtering innocent people equates to noble freedom fighting, as if this were the only way to respond to oppression. | Continue reading
Everyone today—from cashiers to robot kiosks—expects a big gratuity for ringing up an order. Olivia Reingold asks: Can you refuse without looking like a jerk? | Continue reading
At a press conference like no other, Israel broadcast footage that bore testament to an ancient hatred. | Continue reading
The same country now protecting Hamas’s senior leaders has donated billions to American universities. Here’s why. | Continue reading
A Nazi sympathizer at The New York Times. Listening to voices from Gaza. Plus: Larry Hogan, Shaun King, and more. | Continue reading
A mass awakening from the woke slumber? | Continue reading
Many people woke up on October 7 as liberals and went to bed as conservatives. What has changed? | Continue reading
Clive James describes the devilishly delightful feeling of seeing another author fail. | Continue reading
Plus: a 3,100-mile race to transcendence. | Continue reading
My father-in-law and my late husband, both accomplished actors, wished for a time when Hollywood would make movies about real Native Americans. Now my daughter is living it. | Continue reading