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In an artistic manor: Review of the reopened Frick

America has fewer grand homes-turned-museums than Europe, for the perfectly simple reason that there have been Americans living grandly for so much less time. New York City has an unusually small number, and most of these bear no resemblance to their original uses. The Frick Collection is different. The museum, overlooking Central Park on Manhattan’s […]

Review of ‘Don’t Be Canada: How One Country Did Everything Wrong All at Once’ by Tristin Hopper

At a time when the president of the United States tells everyone within earshot that he wants Canada to become America’s “cherished 51st state,” it feels mildly unpatriotic as a Canadian to review a book titled Don’t Be Canada, even more so for an American publication. Yet there is no escaping the fact that something […]

When Paul Skenes takes the mound, time begins anew in Pittsburgh

In Why Time Begins on Opening Day, Thomas Boswell wrote that a ballclub’s faithful finally learn the final score is only part of what matters, that “the process, the pleasure, the grain of the game count too.” In Pittsburgh this April, the grain of the game is a 100‑mile‑an‑hour fastball that rises like a hot […]

Santos says he expects to receive maximum sentence: ‘I’m totally resigned’

Former Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) said he’s prepared to receive the maximum 87-month prison sentence that prosecutors are seeking when he appears for his sentencing on Friday, but said he hopes the judge extends him some grace. “Right now, my expectation is I’m going to prison for 87 months,” Santos said in a phone interview...

Young Americans more optimistic about finances than older Americans: Poll

Younger Americans are more likely than older Americans to say they’re doing better financially than they were a year ago, according to the latest “NBC News Stay Tuned” poll. In the mid-April survey, released Thursday, 27 percent of respondents aged 18-29 say their personal finance situation is “better today” than it was one year ago....

Trump admin ‘cautiously encouraged’ by Yale actions on combating antisemitism

The Trump administration said it is “cautiously encouraged” by Yale University’s actions to combat antisemitism on campus amid the administration's crackdown on Ivy League universities. According to the Department of Health and Human Services (HSS) Task Force to Combat Antisemitism, the administration has noticed the university has taken actions against a new “antisemitic encampment” on...

ICE arrested Mahmoud Khalil without a warrant, court documents show

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents did not have a warrant when they arrested Mahmoud Khalil, according to court documents in which the Trump administration argues their action was legally justified. Khalil’s attorneys asked an immigration judge in Louisiana, where he has been detained for weeks, to terminate his case since ICE agents arrested him...

Russia: Some elements of peace deal with Ukraine need fine-tuning

Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov said in a new interview that the United States proposal for a peace deal with Ukraine is “moving in the right direction,” but there are still details that “need to be fine-tuned.” In a Thursday preview of an interview set to air on CBS News’s “Face the Nation” on Sunday,...

Minnesota DA’s woke two-tier justice prizes Tesla violence above all

Mary Moriarty, Minneapolis' leftist top prosecutor, is throwing the book at a non-political car vandal — but letting a Tesla terrorist walk.

Blame NY’s thug-loving progs for the death of innocent bystanders like ‘Momma Zee’

New York simply failed to protect her — because its laws, prosecutors and judges leave violent gunmen out on the streets, free to terrorize.

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