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Can Mitch Landrieu break through in 2028?

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Crypto weighs revenge against Democrats — and the risks that come with it

The cryptocurrency industry is at a political crossroads.Reeling from the demise of its longtime...

Pro-life leader sounds alarm after doctor gets 6 months for forcing abortion pills on girlfriend

Marjorie Dannenfelser slams the six-month sentence for Hassan-James Abbas, who forced crushed abortion pills into his pregnant girlfriend's mouth.

Lost in translation: Israel, Huckabee blast Macron over Hamas comments as France clarifies wording

President Donald Trump vowed Iran will never have a nuclear weapon as United Nations leaders accused Israel of war crimes and forced displacement.

Gen Z’s sex recession is real, but not by choice. I should know — I’m living it.

It’s rough out here. As a 22-year-old member of Gen Z, I wasn’t surprised...

Angela Merkel’s ashes

Angela Merkel hired no fewer than eight English language translators to work on the German text of her new autobiography, Freedom, which is astonishing when one considers how little of substance she has to say.  Upon assuming the chancellorship of Germany in 2005, Merkel made history not only as the first female leader of the […]

Bourbon Street before terrorism

Before al Qaeda and ISIS, before the age of attacks at crowded celebrations such as the Boston Marathon or the prelude to a Sugar Bowl, the “dangers” at a New Orleans New Year’s celebration were considerably more, well … entertaining. As one year passes to the next, the famous French Quarter is usually jammed in […]

The Baseball Hall of Fame abides

In typical American fashion, Halls of Fame have lost their glory in their translation across the Atlantic from the original shrines established in Europe. Seemingly every high school has one for its graduates, and every profession seems to have its own miniature pantheon. There are Halls of Fame for pornography, social workers in California, and […]

Eric Hoffer’s The True Believer and the trouble with academia

Right before Thanksgiving, social media’s latest viral star was born: a Cambridge academic named Ally Louks, who posted a photo of herself on X posing with her successful dissertation only to generate hundreds of thousands of comments mocking her work due to its title, “Olfactory Ethics: The Politics of Smell in Modern and Contemporary Prose.” […]

Another side of Bob Dylan, who is a circle

In viewing A Complete Unknown, I must admit to remaining mystified that rock biopics continue to get made at all in the wake of Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story, the hysterically funny and tragically underseen 2007 parody of basically every rockstar biopic ever made. Indeed, so comprehensive is its satire that the titular Cox […]

Internet voyeurism has drilled a hole in the soul of rap

This year, three particularly foul-mouthed and insulting young rappers named “Lil Jeff,” “Lil Scoom,” and “Ybcdul” recorded a song together. All three had been killed before the end of the summer. For anyone who pays attention to the underground rap scene, and the internet spectator culture that follows both the music and the violent crime […]

The finer things in life

“One of the best things about being an ordained minister,” a friend of mine who is an ordained minister told me recently, “is that they give you a card you can put on your dashboard that means you can basically park anywhere.” “I mean,” he quickly added, “that’s not a reason to get ordained, of […]

A history of Hollywood’s greatest failures

When a novel misses the mark, an opera sinks like a stone, or a Broadway show closes up shop, few care beyond the niche contingent conversant in the inside baseball of the respective art form. By contrast, when large-scale, grandly budgeted movies prove ruinously unprofitable at the box office, even amateur cinephiles find themselves doubled […]

Lessons from 1925: look to the past to see what this New Year foretells

Some future events were predictable in 1925, if only people had paid attention.

Freefalling media face grim prospects as reach, influence wane

No longer do the liberal media ecosystems of New York and Washington, DC, set the terms of the national conversation — and after wrecking...

Hochul’s fracking foolishness locks $1 TRILLION of energy underground — and hurts New Yorkers

Hydraulic fracturing has transformed the United States into the Saudi Arabia of natural gas — but not in New York, where politicians like Gov....

Leftists know their policies will result in more victims, and they don’t care

On Tuesday, 23-year-old Kamel Hawkins was charged with second-degree assault and attempted murder after shoving an unsuspecting stranger in front of an incoming 1...

Jocelyn Wildenstein was a cautionary tale of extreme plastic surgery — but Gen Z isn’t listening

Jocelyn Wildenstein should have been a cautionary tale of the dangers of going too far in the quest for perfection. But new generations on...

Shamsud-Din Jabbar’s New Orleans attack was terrorism — why did the FBI lie about it?

The FBI initially denied New Orleans attack killer Shamsud-din Jabbar was a terrorist. Why? Biden administration politicization.

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