Off the Shelf: Imagine There Is No Heaven
In his new book Seven Types of Atheism, John Gray exposes the lack of rigor among many of his fellow unbelievers.
Don’t Believe the Saudi Lies
Jamal Khashoggi’s killing was likely the result of a premeditated operation carried out with Mohammad bin Salman’s support.
Why Is the ‘Blue Wave’ Looking More Like a Splash Than a Tsunami?
Good news on the economy and bad behavior by Democrats may be energizing Republicans.
Rosenstein Defends the Mueller Probe
From his interview in the Wall Street Journal, you’d never know that his tenure at Justice has been controversial.
The Witches of Bushwick
Emotionally healthy adults do not wish to inflict suffering on people over political disagreements.
The Crisis of the Catholic Church under Pope Francis
In this time of turmoil, five eminent thinkers weigh in.
The Khashoggi Affair
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Why Is the ‘Blue Wave’ Looking More Like a Splash Than a Tsunami?
Good news on the economy and bad behavior by Democrats may be energizing Republicans.
Don’t Believe the Saudi Lies
Jamal Khashoggi’s killing was likely the result of a premeditated operation carried out with Mohammad bin Salman’s support.
McConnell Heckled While Dining in Kentucky Restaurant
An angry constituent confronted Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his wife while they were dining in a Louisville, Ky. restaurant.
The Crisis of the Catholic Church under Pope Francis
In this time of turmoil, the editors of National Review asked five eminent thinkers to weigh in.
Arizona Voters Can Save Their Judiciary from Its Spiral into Politics
They should reject this attempt to intimidate judges for political purposes.
The Witches of Bushwick
Emotionally healthy adults do not wish to inflict suffering on people over political disagreements.
Mimicry, Mania, and Memory: René Girard Remembered
In a new biography of the anthropologist and literary critic, we glimpse the personal experiences that corresponded to his analysis of competitive envy.
Off the Shelf: Imagine There Is No Heaven
In his new book Seven Types of Atheism, John Gray exposes the lack of rigor among many of his fellow unbelievers.
Frankenstein’s Monster, Frightening Us Still
The Morgan Library tells a tale of woe and warning.
Rosenstein Defends the Mueller Probe
From his interview in the Wall Street Journal, you’d never know that his tenure at Justice has been controversial.
Mary Shelley Revisited
Fiona Sampson’s new biography sheds fresh light on the complicated genius behind Frankenstein.
Justice Department Charges Russian with Interfering in Midterms
Elena Alekseevna Khusyaynova, 44, was alleged to control the $35 million budget of a Russian group dedicated to 'information warfare against the United States.'
How Will the Governors’ Races Break?
A state-by-state look at the upcoming gubernatorial contests
Van Gogh for Beginners
Painter and filmmaker Julian Schnabel tries to organize his movie into a burning fever about the artist’s life, and partially succeeds.
Pompeo: America Approaching Immigration ‘Crisis’
In Mexico City Friday, the secretary of state stressed the importance of stemming the flow of migrants and reforming American immigration law.
The Midterms
Justice Department Charges Russian with Interfering in Midterms
Elena Alekseevna Khusyaynova, 44, was alleged to control the $35 million budget of a Russian group dedicated to 'information warfare against the United States.'
Heitkamp Campaign in Trouble as Election Day Approaches
It’s been a bad week for the Democratic senator from North Dakota.
Blue Wave Would Wash Far-Left Committee Chairmen onto Capitol Hill
Imagine Dianne Feinstein running Judiciary and Maxine Waters managing Financial Services.
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John Marshall and George Washington
What our greatest judge learned from our greatest leader.
A Sinner at Dinner
My “blood work” is in, Dr. Doogie informs me, and the results are not encouraging...
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Trump Points Midterms Towards Caravan
President Trump is making immigration a midterm talking point.
