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Culture

March for Life Art Contrasts with Vulgar Signs at Women’s March in 30 Photos

By Katie Yoder & Mairead McArdle 4:01 PM

This weekend, Americans traveled from across the country to Washington, D.C., to participate in the March for Life and the Women’s March by walking with their poster art.

Law & the Courts

Debunking BuzzFeed and the Wages of Investigative Secrecy

By Andrew C. McCarthy 10:55 AM

It is long past time that the public was told exactly what the president is alleged to have done.

Books

Stanley McChrystal’s Flawed Study of Leadership

By Mikhael Smits 6:30 AM

In the new Leaders: Myth and Reality, history outshines theory despite the best efforts of McChrystal and his co-authors.

Culture

The Dante Tourist

By John J. Miller 6:30 AM

We weren’t just tourists in Florence. We were Dante tourists. Dante Alighieri is everywhere in Florence. It’s like the city never banished him.

Elections

The Lackluster Democratic Field

By Matthew Continetti 6:30 AM

From seven dwarfs to twenty Smurfs

Religion

On ‘Coming Back’

By Kathryn Jean Lopez 6:30 AM

Father James Schall with meditations for the living.

Art

Glorious Glenstone: An Immersive Experience of Art in 230 Acres of Natural Beauty

By Brian T. Allen 6:30 AM

The thoughtfully landscaped meadows and spacious galleries prime the viewer for an open-minded approach to modern art.

White House

Special Counsel Labels Bombshell BuzzFeed Report ‘Not Accurate’ in Rare Statement

By Jack Crowe January 18, 2019

A spokesman for special counsel Robert Mueller took the unusual step Friday of publicly correcting an inaccurate BuzzFeed News report that accused President Trump of suborning perjury.

Culture

Go Ahead — Give up on Your Resolutions

By Katherine Timpf January 18, 2019

You’ve technically died a little bit since you’ve started reading this, because we’re all technically dying a little bit with each passing moment.

Film & TV

The Great Forgetting

By Kyle Smith January 18, 2019

People still talk about Back to the Future and Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Princess Bride (but not E.T., the biggest hit of the 1980s).

Politics & Policy

Threatening Flyers Fail to Derail Ben Shapiro Campus Event

By Mairead McArdle January 18, 2019

Threatening flyers distributed around George Washington University's campus couldn't discourage a conservative student organization from hosting Shapiro.

White House

Here’s What Critics of the FBI’s Counterintelligence Investigation of Trump Miss

By David French January 18, 2019

A president can be held accountable by his own government.

World

The Future of Brexit

By John O'Sullivan January 18, 2019

Voter concerns over sovereignty may soon drown out abstruse parliamentary maneuvers.

Religion

Love Is Not Hate

By David French January 18, 2019

Just because you disagree with Christians doesn’t mean they harbor animus against you.

White House

Trump’s FBI Problem Is a Character Problem

By Jonah Goldberg January 18, 2019

The FBI is run by the executive, but it works for Congress, which created it and pays for its operation.