Antisemitism Threatens More than Just the Jews
A hesitance to combat anti-Jewish hate endangers the liberal foundations on which societies like ours rest.
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Soccer Is Unjust and Un-American
The World Cup is a good reminder of how terrible this sport is (unless America wins).
Andor Sticks the Landing
The first season provides a welcome assurance that someone at Disney still understands how to write and produce a live-action Star Wars story.
Time to Get Serious about Preserving and Protecting America
The holiday from history is over.
The FDA Was Wrong to Approve Chemical-Abortion Drugs
Holding the agency accountable for its failure to properly test and regulate these dangerous drugs is an opportunity to uphold health and safety for all Americans.
What’s It Got to Do with Art?
Kooks, politicians, and museum bigwigs all have a bad case of climate delirium; a Microsoft billionaire’s art sets an auction record.
Cardinal Zen’s Trial: More Oppression Than Meets the Eye
Has China silenced the last of its globally prominent dissidents?
Not-So-Effective Altruism
Sam Bankman-Fried has laid bare that effective altruism commodifies giving and undermines the sense of community that gives meaning to life.
A Strategic Roadmap for House Republican Investigations
House Republicans have a golden opportunity to shine some real sunlight on executive-branch abuses, if they deploy their investigative powers with care.
The Political-Movie Flop and Panic
If our media cannot honestly report on the politicization of Hollywood, audiences and readers are left to assert their own independent thinking, harsh skepticism, or refusal.