Netanyahu says Iran’s nuclear bomb program is damaged. He would likely need a green light from the president-elect to finish the job. Jay Solomon reports from Washington. | Continue reading
RFK Jr. wants to legalize psychedelics. So what’s stopping them from getting FDA approval? | Continue reading
Brittany Patterson was hauled to jail because her 10-year-old son wandered off. She says her case is a cautionary tale for all parents. | Continue reading
W. Paul Coates, the father of Ta-Nehisi Coates, is getting a lifetime achievement award tonight from people who don’t want to talk about what he’s actually done. | Continue reading
In a video obtained by The Free Press, the former Marine on trial for manslaughter waived his right to remain silent. Did he make a mistake? | Continue reading
The Yale students who are jealous of conservatives, the progressive exodus to Bluesky, the latest from the Daniel Penny trial, and more. | Continue reading
Our ideas become stronger when we’re forced to defend them. We wish our university challenged us like it challenges the right wing. | Continue reading
We need a plan that supports cultural dynamism and protects American workers. Ten commonsense proposals from Reihan Salam. | Continue reading
The newspaper says it is leaving X because of misinformation, but it is guilty of the same tactics it claims to oppose. I should know—I was once a target. | Continue reading
Trump has become the definitive avatar of the revolt of the public. Will he be enough to satisfy Americans’ hunger for change? | Continue reading
Vinay Prasad’s litmus test for the HHS pick’s ideas. Plus: Catherine Herridge fights for press freedom, the future of the right, and more. | Continue reading
Trump’s gains among working-class voters of all races—according to exit polls, he won the majority of Latino men at 55 percent—represent the ongoing realignment of the Republican Party. | Continue reading
A ruling against former Fox News reporter Catherine Herridge could cripple journalists’ ability to protect whistleblowers and provide critical information to the public. | Continue reading
The media describes the new HHS chief as a conspiracy theorist. But how many of his ideas are actually used in Europe? More than you’d think. | Continue reading
Plus: The pitfalls of normalizing psychedelic drugs. | Continue reading
Is Matt Gaetz’s nomination dead on arrival?, Trump-AOC ticket splitters. And much more. | Continue reading
‘Deplorable.’ ‘Distasteful.’ ‘An appalling choice.’ And those are only the conservatives reacting to Trump’s attorney general pick. | Continue reading
The ‘Family Ties’ star, who came out swinging against wokeness after the election, speaks for a generation tired of being told what to think. | Continue reading
We have an ambitious goal. And we need your help to get there. | Continue reading
‘If they decide to kill me, it means that we are incredibly strong.’ | Continue reading
Forty years ago the party was in the political wilderness. Then a band of centrist insurgents took on the left wing—and got Clinton in the White House. | Continue reading
Stop saying dating is terrible. | Continue reading
We’re scaring a generation of young people off the hunt for true love. | Continue reading
‘I didn’t see it as cheating at all.’ For some, chatbots are a way out of toxic relationships. | Continue reading
Kennedy and the president-elect are asking why more kids like mine are disabled by autism. They have the power to find real answers—and it’s not due to vaccines. | Continue reading
Trump’s picks go from normal to weird to weirder. Kamala Harris spent money like a Connecticut horse girl. Elon Musk is president. Biden is finally happy. And more. | Continue reading
The Silicon Valley billionaire made big—and early—bets on Trump and J.D. Vance. What did he see that so many didn’t? | Continue reading
The Free Press gets the scoop on Trump's cabinet picks. ‘I’m already hearing from a wide number of solid and capable conservatives great consternation,’ said one legal figure. | Continue reading
Plus: What would Trump’s deportations actually look like? Border czar Thomas Homan talks to The Free Press. And much more. | Continue reading
On Tuesday night, president-elect Donald Trump announced that the richest man in the world, Elon Musk, along with entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy will head a new department in the Trump administration: the Department of Government Efficiency, or “DOGE.” | Continue reading
Thomas Homan on the stakes of mass deportations: ‘We are going to save many lives in the future.’ | Continue reading
He lived an exemplary life fighting for the things he believed in: free speech, equal rights, and the Constitution. | Continue reading
A TikTok Tocqueville inadvertently captured the fall of the Democratic elite at New York Fashion Week. | Continue reading
And what happens if we don’t? Plus: Parenting guru (and host of our hit podcast) Emily Oster answers your most burning questions. | Continue reading
Eli Lake on how the Democrats can rebuild. Is Qatar really kicking Hamas out? Joe Nocera with a TDS update. Plus: Elon, Vivek, Huckabee, and others tapped by Trump. | Continue reading
The media reported that Doha is banishing the terror group’s leaders. The Qatari government says otherwise. | Continue reading
For eight years, Joe Nocera suffered from Trump Derangement Syndrome. Now, in an open letter to his fellow Americans, he writes: Resistance is futile. | Continue reading
In 1939, a 12-year-old boy got lost on a mountain in Maine. How did he survive? ‘Sometimes, not knowing the worst helps a fellow along,’ he said later. | Continue reading
For every female TikToker who’s vowed chastity until 2028, there’s another more than willing to shack up with a Trump supporter. | Continue reading
Starr County, Texas, hasn’t voted for a Republican president since 1892. Now, ‘the GOP is what the Democrats used to be.’ | Continue reading
Who to expect when you’re expecting a second MAGA administration. | Continue reading
Even your most optimistic Mar-a-Lago member didn’t see Donald Trump winning the popular vote and taking all seven swing states. | Continue reading
America said no to drugs, a Trump presidency could cost Columbia University $3.5 billion, and much more. | Continue reading
Who to expect when you’re expecting a Trump administration. | Continue reading
A new report by professors and alumni warns that elite universities face ‘an existential crisis.’ | Continue reading
Hire the right bureaucrats, set clear, ambitious goals, and experiment, experiment, experiment. | Continue reading
Why legalization lost at the ballot box. | Continue reading
Anti-Jewish violence on the streets of Amsterdam shows why Europe must pivot on migration policy. Germany should take the lead. | Continue reading