Mourn Justice on the Anniversary of George Floyd’s Death, Too
Among the casualties of the tragedy was equal justice under the law.
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Professor Saul Cornell admits he willfully misrepresented a study on the lethality of firearms.
While We Panic about Sharks, the Bees Keep Stinging Away
Mass shootings and clerical sexual abuse offer plenty of politically convenient villains to pummel, but the biggest dangers are more quotidian.
2020 Is Over
Republican primary voters haven’t abandoned Trump, but they have moved on from the last presidential election.
Ricky Gervais vs. the Trans Mob
In SuperNature, Ricky Gervais returns to fire a few jokes at trans orthodoxy, with predictable results.
How Dobbs Could Rattle the Left, Rev Up the Right, and Restore the American System
The leak and the draft opinion itself remind us that we must preserve the line between politics and the law.
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Perhaps what we’re now witnessing is the end of a period of relative macroeconomic stability that began in the 1990s.
Supervillains Gather in Davos
Why do our global elites sound like they belong in a bad dystopian movie?
Van Morrison’s Songs of the Free
A cultural and philosophical breakthrough album asks the question of the age.