Lawyers routinely cut-and-paste the same story of persecution into one asylum application after another, figuring a tale that worked once will work again and...
With “fewer than 100 days until Election Day,” GOP “prospects for keeping control of the House of Representatives are still poor,” warns the Washington...
Anthony Fauci, the public health bureaucrat who became the face of America’s botched COVID-19 response, testified last week on Capitol Hill. Except Fauci actually...
You might think 2026 is the worst year of fires given the huge clouds of smoke that blanketed the Midwest and Northeast earlier this month. But last year was actually worse in terms of the number of acres burned. Whether it will be the worst year on record or not, we need to come to […]
In 1984, while completing my undergraduate degree, I took electives titled “China Today”, “Russian Literature,” and “International Terrorism.” I lay no claim to deep expertise in any of them, but at the time, the terrorism course proved the most compelling. It was a full classroom with bright, sometimes sleepy faces — an atmosphere abruptly interrupted […]
On a Thursday afternoon, as Jews across the world sat on low stools and read the Book of Lamentations to mark Tisha B’Av — the fast day that mourns the destruction of the First and Second Temples and the long catalog of catastrophes that have befallen the Jewish people ever since — a man stabbed […]
Although unarticulated, there seems to be a growing consensus within certain circles that every societal problem, no matter how minor, could be solved if only the American people had less anonymity. One of the most obvious examples is law enforcement’s widespread adoption of automatic license plate readers, a type of surveillance system that tracks individuals […]
“Failure to launch” is a big concern among the parents of Gen Z, as this generation — its oldest members are pushing 30 — is much more likely to live at home. But there’s a related datapoint that’s probably good news: An uptick in multi-generational living. Rather than your college graduate living in Mom’s basement, […]
