On Dec. 8, 1596, Luis de Carvajal the Younger, along with members of his prominent extended family of crypto-Jews, was burned at the stake. Their story has fascinated historians ever since. | Continue reading
It's the only culture war worth fighting | Continue reading
How government, tech, finance, and law enforcement converged into an all-knowing criminalization complex—and how to resist it | Continue reading
Economically viable fusion energy will be one of the greatest boons in human history, but it remains frustratingly elusive | Continue reading
With its unscientific push to vaccinate all infants and toddlers against COVID, the agency will harm vaccine uptake for more significant diseases | Continue reading
How the PRC’s lucrative transplant industry kills donors by removing their organs | Continue reading
A story of murder and a mysterious man who lived north of Jerusalem | Continue reading
A Q&A with geostrategist and Pentagon guru Edward Luttwak | Continue reading
All civilizations collapse. The challenge is how to slow it down enough to prolong our happiness. | Continue reading
New ‘discoveries’ of the harm caused by school closures are as disingenuous and politically motivated as the original policies themselves | Continue reading
By misjudging the size and importance of Russia’s economy, the West might have taken steps toward its own isolation | Continue reading
How the foundation-NGO complex quashed innovative thinking and open debate, first on the American right and now on the center left | Continue reading
How computer programmer Curtis Yarvin became America's most controversial political theorist | Continue reading
New York's cosplay Castros sentence a new generation of owners and tenants to socialist squalor | Continue reading
Who are you going to believe, the Democratic Party’s new official-unofficial, public-private monopoly tech platform censorship brigade, or your misinformed, disinformed eyes? | Continue reading
By tying itself to a reckless and dangerous America, the Ukrainians made a blunder that client states will study for years to come | Continue reading
How partisan warfare over mandates became a central feature of the pandemic | Continue reading
Mass youth hospitalizations, COVID-induced diabetes, and other myths from the brave new world of science as political propaganda | Continue reading
The American political theorist has gained a cult following among Chinese scholars hungry for Western classics | Continue reading
A set of decentralized, ideologically driven selection mechanisms is propelling the decay and collapse of American institutions | Continue reading
There has been an unprecedented amount of vaccine hesitancy for COVID vaccines. Learn what we can do to deal with this vaccine skepticism. | Continue reading
Three years of crisis were used to justify the concentration of powers and suppression of freedoms that must be clawed back | Continue reading
The massively popular podcast host provides a glimpse into Borges’ ‘multitudes of America’ | Continue reading
When I saw the left give up everything I believe in, I changed politically. You can too. | Continue reading
For over a year the media enforced falsehoods about the pandemic’s origins, never evaluated the evidence, never apologized, and was never held accountable | Continue reading
Who is Serge Muller, and why do they call him Mr. Blood Diamond? Learn the story behind one of the most infamous diamond dealers. | Continue reading
If we want to plan millennia ahead, we should ask how Jews have always done it | Continue reading
There’s a saying that to lose a language is to lose a whole world. My uncle, Robert Tolchin (Americanized from Tolchinsky)—who died in September—was one of the last great speakers of Jewish Bronx, a particular nasal intonation of English so acid and sharp that, like radiation fro … | Continue reading
Don’t wear a mask; you must wear a mask. Buy a pulse oximeter. Stock up on Tylenol, vitamin D, Pepcid. Whisper so you don't spit. Stand six feet from others—no, 10. Wear gloves. Wear two masks! Open the windows. Close the schools. The dizzying madness of COVID, and the reliance o … | Continue reading
The resurgent labor movement may be the greatest challenge yet to the top-down class warfare of the pandemic era | Continue reading
Well, maybe | Continue reading
Certified expert Tom Nichols has a 'moral scolding' for the plebes | Continue reading
Henri Bergson’s original heuristic of open and closed societies emphasizes that liberalism is a religion born out of moments of mystical perception and faith | Continue reading
A dangerous COVID-era authoritarianism targets the most vulnerable—and threatens the foundation of democratic society | Continue reading
Talking Nabokov and Judaism with the Steely Dan co-founder, whose first live album comes out today | Continue reading
Imperatives like skepticism and disinterestedness are being junked to fuel political warfare that has nothing in common with scientific methodology | Continue reading
You’re struggling to understand where all this vaccine hesitancy comes from. Let me help you. | Continue reading
From crime to climate change, the hostility of ‘movements’ to data is making it impossible to address real-world problems | Continue reading
Using social justice totems to worship state power—all in the name of ‘public health’—is the acme of pandemic-era journalism | Continue reading
It’s time to embrace what that means for the country’s future | Continue reading
On the 76th anniversary of the Trinity nuclear test that heralded the Atomic Age, a scientist looks at why so few countries have acquired nukes since then—and how that could change | Continue reading