The Other Kind of Marxism
If you don’t like a politician’s principles, there’s a good chance he has others.
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At Columbia, Israel Backers Are Outside Looking In
An ignorant mob occupies the campus. On the street nearby, a diverse crowd stands for humanity.
Lina Khan Wears Prada
The Federal Trade Commission hits comedic heights in finding a threat to competition in luxury handbags.
The Biden EPA's Plan to Ration Electricity
New rules are designed to eliminate fossil-fuel power plants. Energy scarcity is sure to result.
Biden Says He'll Debate Trump. When?
Trump claims the President isn’t up to the job. If Biden shuns debates, voters might conclude Trump is right.
The International Criminal Court and Israel
The prosecutor needs to hear from Biden and Sunak before it’s too late.
How We've Taken the Bias Out of 'Implicit Bias Training'
Our new course satisfies Michigan’s pernicious mandate by turning woke indoctrination on its head.
My Student-Loan Forgiveness, and Ours
Biden’s program does nothing for the promising young man I helped.
All the Disinformation That's Fit to Print
Will heavy-handed U.S. intelligence spooks re-elect Trump? Will the New York Times help?
Five for Fighting: A Lone Voice Sings for Israel
John Ondrasik won’t let his industry forget those slaughtered at the Nova music festival on Oct. 7.
Rishi Sunak: Britain Does Its Part in Ukraine and on Defense Spending
Our military budget will reach 2.5% of GDP by 2030. European allies need to step up as well.
San Francisco Welcomes Adam Schiff
Democrat’s campaign journey doesn’t go exactly as planned.
Alvin Bragg Wants the 2016 Election on Trial
Prosecutors are trying to spin a bookkeeping charge as a vast Trump election conspiracy.
The Uglification of Everything
Artistic culture has taken a repulsive turn. It speaks of a society that hates itself, and hates life.
Jack Smith's Bad Immunity Day
The Supreme Court focuses on the Presidency, not Trump.
A GDP Warning as Signs of Stagflation Appear
Slower growth and persistent inflation explain why voters feel glum about the economy.
Net Zero Crashes in Scotland
It’s more farce than tragedy as left-wing politicians face reality.
'Challengers' Review: Zendaya's Tennis Courtship
The actress stars as a coach caught in a love triangle with two players in director Luca Guadagnino’s flashy but overly digressive film.
'How Disney Built America' Review: Mickey Mouse Mythology
The History Channel’s six-part series combines interviews with dramatic re-creations to argue that Walt Disney transformed the country’s cultural landscape.
Alvin Bragg and Democrats' 'Election Interference'
His theory in New York state’s Trump case is crazier than you think.
