Don’t Expect New, Unbiased Social Media Anytime Soon
Politics isn't the core function of any successful social-media platform; it's an unpleasant, thorny externality that emerges when political fanatics descend.
Liberalism on Campus Matters
As yesterday’s academic protesters become today’s academic establishment, Marxism & other radical ideas are making a comeback & expanding beyond ivory towers
Yemenis Describe Their Country in Crisis
‘Families have nothing to eat; people are eating leaves. There is no urgent effort to help these people.’
How Democrats Can Blow It in 2020
A crowded Democratic field could drag the party to the far left, making Trump the lesser of two evils for many voters.
America Was Always Diverse
Just about every race, creed, and culture has played a part in the story of America.
If There’s No Collusion, There’s Always Stormy Daniels
If Trump had paid the women with campaign funds, his critics would certainly be screaming that he’d improperly diverted campaign resources for personal use.
Why Conservatives Shouldn’t Support Federal Paid Parental Leave
It’s bad policy and bad politics.
Planned Parenthood Admits Unborn Are Babies — in Preschool Sex Ed
A new animated film from the abortion provider highlights its terminology discrepancy.
The Mueller Probe
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The Latest
Trump Met With Chris Christie to Discuss Chief of Staff Job
President Trump met with former New Jersey governor Chris Christie and is considering him to replace John Kelly as Chief of Staff, Axios reported.
Sen. Jon Kyl to Resign, Arizona Gov. to Appoint Successor
Senator Jon Kyl of Arizona, who was appointed to succeed the late John McCain, will resign effective December 31.
Liberalism on Campus Matters
As yesterday’s academic protesters become today’s academic establishment, Marxism & other radical ideas are making a comeback & expanding beyond ivory towers
If There’s No Collusion, There’s Always Stormy Daniels
If Trump had paid the women with campaign funds, his critics would certainly be screaming that he’d improperly diverted campaign resources for personal use.
America Was Always Diverse
Just about every race, creed, and culture has played a part in the story of America.
How Democrats Can Blow It in 2020
A crowded Democratic field could drag the party to the far left, making Trump the lesser of two evils for many voters.
Planned Parenthood Admits Unborn Are Babies — in Preschool Sex Ed
A new animated film from the abortion provider highlights its terminology discrepancy.
Yemenis Describe Their Country in Crisis
‘Families have nothing to eat; people are eating leaves. There is no urgent effort to help these people.’
Why Conservatives Shouldn’t Support Federal Paid Parental Leave
It’s bad policy and bad politics.
Into the Spider-Verse’s Tangled Web
Marvel traps ‘people of color’ and their supporters in political deceptions.
Don’t Expect New, Unbiased Social Media Anytime Soon
Politics isn't the core function of any successful social-media platform; it's an unpleasant, thorny externality that emerges when political fanatics descend.
White House Says No Plans for Holiday Party with Media
The White House on Thursday said it has no plans to hold a holiday party for the press, in what seemingly marked the end of the decades-old tradition.
Trump: Cohen Was ‘Low-Level’ Employee Who ‘Did More Public Relations Than He Did Law’
President Trump on Thursday called his former lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen a 'low-level' employee who 'did more public relations than he did law.'
Hero to Zero: The Rise and Fall of Michael Avenatti
Once the Democrats’ darling, Avenatti is now a walking embarrassment.
Senate Votes to Withdraw Support for Saudi War in Yemen in Rebuke to Trump
The Senate passed a resolution Thursday withdrawing U.S. support for a Saudi-led coalition's ongoing proxy war against Iranian-backed rebel forces in Yemen.
Brexit
Theresa May Survived, but Brexiteers Gained Ground
May’s victory was Pyrrhic, and Brexit’s champions moved their party back towards the policies it allegedly champions.
Theresa May to Stay PM after Winning Confidence Vote
British prime minister Theresa May won a confidence vote Wednesday, fending off a challenge Tories angered by her handling of Brexit negotiations.
Theresa May Survives to Die Another Day
May survived a no-confidence vote, but Britain is sliding into a constitutional crisis.
In This Issue
Gun Country
David French reviews First Freedom: A Ride through America’s Enduring History with the Gun, by David Harsanyi.
The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit, After All
In which our correspondent goes shopping for a regimental-stripe tie.
The National Bonkruptcy
The Atlantic has raised the alarm in a cover story. “Americans are in the midst of a sex recession.”
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