Philip Morris Sells a “Smoke-Free Future” While Still Feeding on the Hosts It Kills

Nikole Hannah-Jones admits her school experiment harmed her daughter. She still thinks the ideology that produced it was correct.

Or, a Guide to Being a Public-Intellectual.

Five years after resigning from Portland State, the stories I left out of my letter

“Ask a Trans Person Anything” did not mean Mia Hughes

My 60th Birthday Dinner, a Controversial Conversation, and a Lesson in English Manners

The Conversation I Never Had

A practical guide to resisting the conversation-ending power of modern ensorcellment

Why you can’t create immigration policy based on your friendly Muslim neighbor

People want to belong more than they want to be right

How the word “queer” drifted from same-sex attraction to a broad left-wing political identity, and what that means for tolerance

If average intelligence differs across populations, why treat racial groups as interchangeable when building a high-trust, high-prosperity society?

If you won’t engage rigorously with people who disagree with you, don’t be surprised when those people stop treating your ideas with deference.

What an intelligent left-wing position on Sudanese asylum seekers should have said after the Belfast knife attack

A guide for managing public behavior in the post-woke era

Black Power’s leadership gave me straight talk and unexpected sincerity, and forced me to confront limits of free speech

Documenting invitations so the pattern of non-response and denial can no longer be ignored.

SPLC Nazis and The White House Correspondents’ Dinner

Why Consuming Animals Might Be Our Ethical Obligation Despite Their Suffering

Jewish success, Black outcomes, and sex differences

How the Soviet-beat-us-to-the-Moon alternate history epic degenerated into a purposeless, lowbrow Martian soap opera with wooden characters and squandered stakes.

Conversations Beyond Words: Insights from the Bird Whisperer

He fled a socialist dictatorship. Then he told me America doesn’t lock up enough people.

Dissecting the Slick Spread of Jew Hatred on the Right, Psywar Tactics, and a Blueprint for Countering Radicalization

In an LA studio, two cameramen walked off set mid-interview with Raymond Ibrahim

Why Islamic Apologists Are Eager to Dialogue, and Others Are Not

A candid conversation with Dave Silverman

Lessons from a lifelong friend and martial arts pioneer

A lifelong dream realized in Las Vegas, followed by visions of cultural restoration in Paris

How My Conversation with Clay Greene Flipped My Guilt About Reading Fiction in a Crumbling World

Men’s Night: “Hard Questions for Hard Times,” with Calum Nicholson and Raymond Ibrahim