A combination of court rulings, congressional hearings, public opinion and, not least, President Donald Trump’s commendable pressure have sparked some small but notable changes.
GERMANIA – On any given morning, you can walk into the White Pine Cafe, Store & Lodge in this Potter County, Pennsylvania village and find comfort in the constancy it offers. Whether it’s picking up necessities for your home or camp, joining a lively conversation with town elders solving the world’s problems over coffee, or […]
In an Atlantic piece, psychologist Jean Twenge asked a serious question: “Why are the kids all right-wing?” She argued that the perceived Generation Z “red wave” that characterized President Donald Trump‘s rise to the White House was merely temporary. Nevertheless, Twenge interviewed data analyst David Shor, who sounded the alarm: “Young people have gone from […]
Author Anna Louie Sussman is both civil and thoughtful in her response to an earlier op-ed I wrote on feminism and fertility, but I am afraid, after this longer discussion, it appears there is less common ground between us than I originally thought. What first caught my eye in a recent op-ed Sussman wrote for […]
Jeffrey Epstein was arrested on July 6, 2019, on federal charges for sex trafficking minors. While in his jail cell, he — allegedly — committed suicide on August 10, 2019. It’s been approximately six years since his death. The Trump administration has botched the long-promised release of Epstein-related information. But Democrats acting as if […]
I don’t know what’s in the Jeffrey Epstein “files,” nor do you. What we do know, however, is that the most popular conspiracy theories thrown around by the online mob lack any real evidence. Sure, the Trump administration deserves blame for fanning the conspiratorial mindset of the Make America Great Again group. Attorney General Pam […]
There are tides of change in American higher education, and Christopher Rufo and the Manhattan Institute are leading the charge. Earlier this week, Rufo released the Manhattan Statement: a bold call to restore truth, civic virtue, and institutional neutrality to the nation’s elite universities. Backed by new polling data, the document arrives at a critical […]
The Democrats’ nomination of Zohran Mamdani for New York City mayor draws attention to the ideological unity of Marxist economics, post-Marxist hatred of Israel, and antipatriotic rejection of America. Mamdani, the likely winner this November, wants to “globalize the intifada” and “seize the means of production,” which, as campaign guru Karl Rove notes, will allow […]
The direct effects of President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada are well known: the North American economy will suffer on both sides of the border, deeply integrated and productive industries such as energy and autos will be upended, and America will thwart its ambitions to bring about a manufacturing renaissance by cutting off the primary […]
Lena Dunham’s much-anticipated return to TV arrived in the form of Too Much, a Netflix comedy-drama that reimagines her real-life breakup with musician-producer Jack Antonoff as a self-lacerating romantic odyssey. Largely staying behind the camera due to health problems, Dunham channeled her emotional chaos into a fictional avatar: Jessica (played with twitchy, unfiltered energy by […]
There’s a moment in the second act of James Gunn’s Superman where Lois Lane consoles the titular hero as he grapples with the revelation that his Kryptonian parents didn’t send him to Earth as a savior, but as a conqueror. Meanwhile, outside his apartment window, the Green Lantern and his Justice Gang are being thrashed […]
