How an identity-politics-obsessed mob destroyed a young filmmaker’s documentary. | Continue reading
They are a key tool to avoid the kind of nuclear apocalypse Biden fears. | Continue reading
In recent years, the company has become known for censoring or deplatforming organizations expressing certain conservative viewpoints. | Continue reading
A look inside the newly revamped museum at Central Intelligence Agency headquarters. | Continue reading
If the court accepts that this constitutes a legitimate injury, the rest is likely to follow. | Continue reading
S. S. Rajamouli proves that feature films can exercise creativity while still playing on timeless motifs. | Continue reading
Speech First is fighting, and prevailing, against campus censorship. | Continue reading
Sooner or later, every last thing in American life becomes about the former president. It’s incredibly tedious. | Continue reading
The stereotype associated with the hybrid hatchback is misplaced. In many ways, the Prius is a conservative automobile. | Continue reading
Five easy steps to becoming well-read. | Continue reading
Even when industrial policy doesn’t fail, it doesn’t adapt. The result is a mediocre product that’s unnecessarily costly. | Continue reading
The Victims of Communism Museum could play a role in disabusing young Americans of their fascination with socialists. | Continue reading
The risk of potentially life-threatening blood clots ‘warrants limiting the authorized use of the vaccine,’ the agency said. | Continue reading
The figure represented a 260 percent increase from the previous coverage year, 2020, during which the FBI had conducted around 2 million fewer searches. | Continue reading
Economists had predicted a GDP growth rate of about 1 percent for the first quarter. | Continue reading
Biden also targeted Republicans and the parent movements in local school districts. | Continue reading
Online communities obsessed with societal breakdown ignore some basic realities, but the quest for self-sufficiency does have merits. | Continue reading
This unique institution needs to ditch bad portraits, for starters. | Continue reading
Executives reportedly expected the service to draw 2 million subscribers in its first year. Two weeks in, fewer than 10,000 people have signed up. | Continue reading
As one of the few purely objective metrics in the college-admissions process, standardized-test scores are key to evening the odds for low-income applicants. | Continue reading
Several readers have asked me for Robert Conquest’s Three Laws of politics. As best I can remember, they are: 1. Everyone is conservative about what he knows best. 2. Any organization not explicitl… | Continue reading
The announcement represents a break with many elite schools that have eliminated testing requirements in the name of equity. | Continue reading
The paper quickly deleted the figure and claimed it was added by a hacker. | Continue reading
Frederik deBoer’s new book punctures the emptiness of those fond of social-justice hashtags and highest-status collegiate bumper stickers. | Continue reading
And Russia has played a role, exploiting social media to disparage the use of natural gas and fossil fuels. | Continue reading
Aware that fracking could devastate Russia’s economy, the Kremlin has secretly financed environmentalist groups worldwide to protect its interests. | Continue reading
We can undermine Putin by stealing his technical talent. | Continue reading
More than 70 percent of voters supported the ouster of school board members Alison Collins, Gabriela López, and Faauuga Moliga. | Continue reading
Governments concerned about the use of Xiaomi devices should take steps to curtail their use. | Continue reading
There are 95,214 unopened emails sitting in my inbox. | Continue reading
Goldberg’s only crime was ‘being wrong in public’ — an eventuality that is all-but guaranteed to arise when we televise spontaneous political debate. | Continue reading
Out of public view, the state-owned broadcaster has been altering old episodes of its shows to make them ‘suitable’ for modern listeners. | Continue reading
If China gets ahead of the U.S. in this crucial frontier of the future, it could change everything — for the worse. | Continue reading
The coming AI revolution could be a boon to mankind — unless it’s driven by radicals unmoored from virtue and morality. | Continue reading
Europe’s energy crunch has been building for some time. | Continue reading
Several top airline CEOs had challenged the policy earlier in the week. | Continue reading
The Capitol riot happened because President Donald Trump simply lied, and lied, and lied. | Continue reading
In a column that runs some 6,500 words long, the authors never attempt to evaluate whether or not PredPol is accurately predicting patterns of crime. | Continue reading
I return from one week’s leave from my column, grateful for my old roost and in the mood to repay a favor by granting one, or attempting to do so. You must have the narrative of what happened one d… | Continue reading
For those gathering with people who don’t live in the same household, masks should be worn inside regardless of vaccination status, the county said. | Continue reading
Ol’ Blue Eyes was originally offered the role of John McClane in the action classic. | Continue reading
A review of Highly Irregular: Why Tough, Through, and Dough Don’t Rhyme — and Other Oddities of the English Language, by Arika Okrent. | Continue reading
Organized retail criminals are making the most of San Francisco’s urban chaos. | Continue reading
13 Republicans provided Speaker Nancy Pelosi with the votes she needed to overcome resistance from the far Left of her party. | Continue reading
And once again, Florida is not a one-man authoritarian dictatorship. | Continue reading
A walk through some of the legendary economist’s most quotable lines. | Continue reading