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Scrutiny of JD Vance’s Antisemitism Comments Not Ridiculous

When the Democratic Party has already been consumed by antisemitism, a lot of people are genuinely worried about whether Republicans will go the same way.

‘How a Vanishing Supreme Court Seat Led to John Marshall’s Appointment’

That’s the title of my new Confirmation Tales post.

The Ridiculous Hyper-Parsing of JD Vance

Critics of his talk at the RJC are missing the forest for the trees...

China Understands the New Energy War. Does America?

‘Peace through strength’ doesn’t just come through military strength.

A case for colorblindness

Colorblindness, not the ophthalmological condition but the notion of aspiring to treat people as individuals, without regard to their race, has taken a beating these past few years. Prominent left-wing thinkers such as Ibram X. Kendi, and “anti-racist” training sessions based on their work, have painted this ideal as nothing more than a way of […]

A 21st-century explorer’s reflections on T.E. Lawrence

Lawrence of Arabia: My Journey in Search of T.E. Lawrence is the first biography I’ve read in which the author explains what it’s like to kill a man: “I had often shot at people hundreds of yards away — vague shapes behind rocks who were busy firing back — but never before had I seen […]

There’s no ‘I’ in MRE!

Bear Cave, in Coeur D’Alene, Idaho, bills itself as a “man store,” selling great items for men who don’t consider masculinity to be toxic. I bought a few civilian-issue field rations there: chili-mac, penne with vegetable sausage crumbles, and cheese tortellini. I thought about the strange culture surrounding military field rations, beginning with the name: […]

Two ways of looking at Amazon’s Expats

What is the plot of Expats, Amazon’s flawed but intriguing new Hong Kong-set limited series? It depends on whom you ask. For the NPR crowd, the show plumbs the “lived experiences” of wealthy foreigners and their servants, meanwhile considering how “feminism [can] undermine issues of race and class,” as creator Lulu Wang recently told the […]

The Nevada teachers union’s foul ball

You would think the Nevada State Education Association, the state’s teachers union, would be concerned about raising literacy rates, improving academic outcomes, and generally being good teachers. Instead, the union’s affiliated super PAC is spending its financial resources on suing the state of Nevada for striking a deal with the Oakland Athletics to build a […]

The ghost criminals of New York

More than 60 women have had their phones and sometimes purses snatched by thieves on mopeds in recent weeks in New York City. Just last week, the New York City Police Department released surveillance video of a 52-year-old woman being dragged violently by thieves on a scooter as they robbed her of her bag, phone, […]

Mayor Adams plays the race card (again): Letters to the Editor — Feb. 9, 2024

NY Post readers discuss Mayor Adams’ recent statement that criticism of his administration is about race.

House fails to impeach Mayorkas: Letters to the Editor — Feb. 8, 2024

NY Post readers discuss House Republicans’ failed bid to impeach Homeland Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

Elite colleges have turned into the cesspools of bigotry they once claimed to be fighting

Colleges have suddenly abandoned their overzealous campaigns against hate — now they're agnostic to rampant antisemitism.

Trans volleyball insanity is a spike to the face for women in sports

Five trans volleyball players dominated a college game, leaving biological women on the bench. As Martina Navratilova said: "This has to stop!"

Biden suddenly realizes he has the power to secure the border

As a negotiated deal with Republican senators to address the border crisis falls apart, President Joe Biden has suddenly rediscovered his executive authority on border security. On Wednesday, NBC News reported that the president is considering some sort of executive action to “deter illegal migration across the southern border,” marking a remarkable change of course […]

The Amazon Files: Biden likes banning books too, you hypocrites

Leftists have been enraged at conservatives for banning books they do not think children should see, but their own president did that to those who were skeptical of COVID-19 information.  Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) publicized information this week about how the Biden administration pressured Amazon to ban books in an X thread that came as […]

Florida Democrats are so broken, they are begging Taylor Swift for help

Florida Democrats have been so decimated over the past few years to the point that they are begging Taylor Swift to save them. Florida Democrats are hoping that Swift’s concerts in Miami one month before the 2024 elections will be the saving grace they need. They are going to hold “A Day of Action (Taylor’s […]

Remembering Toby Keith’s America

The world of country music was shaken earlier this week after news that Toby Keith died at the age of 62 from stomach cancer. With hits such as “Should’ve Been a Cowboy,” “As Good as I Once Was,” and, of course, “Red Solo Cup,” he will always be remembered as one of the greats. But […]

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