National Affairs at 10
Fall is upon us, and with it the Fall 2019 issue of National Affairs. As ever, it’s filled with insight on public policy, political thought, history, and culture. Among the ...
Hawley Says Facebook’s Zuckerberg Admitted Bias in Censoring Pro-Life Content
"[Zuckerberg] Said bias is 'an issue we’ve struggled with for a long time,'" Hawley tweeted.
What Do Progressives Have against Vaporous Substances?
It’s weird how science and harm reduction are important lodestars for progressives, except when they aren’t.
Will ‘Video-Shaming’ Follow Our Summer of ‘Flight-Shaming’?
If you think that aviation’s energy use is too high, consider that the Internet’s will soon surpass it.
Tattoo of Revenge Turns Our Modern Spiritual Crisis into Film Noir
In Julian Hernández’s bohemian underworld, sex, politics, and morality mix, disturbingly.
Fifteen Things That Caught My Eye Today (Sept. 19, 2019)
The crucial need for volunteers to give foster children a voice in the courtroom
After Another Embarrassing Confession, Boy, Is Trudeau’s Face . . . Red
Canada's prime minister doesn't have any good excuses for this.
‘R-Rated Brutality’
My thanks to Ben Shapiro and Commentary for this review of The Smallest Minority, my book about the corrosive stupidity of social media.
What about the Books?
I also laughed a little at that New York Times account of the new library building in Queens.
‘Harridan’ and Other Heresies
They can pry the word 'harridan' from my cold, dead hands.