How the reporter chose racist segregation over her family

Is the death of white Christian America a bad thing?

On Nathan Cofnas, race realism, and IQ

How a Marxist theory of class consciousness became a license to dismiss critics

Lindsay Clancy and late-stage feminism

On free speech and the rights of noncitizens

He’s not wrong that the media lies. But he’s still wrong.

And the grandmother armed with an umbrella and a candle

Ibram X. Kendi is a fool, but he made me think

The Cambridge scandal is the perfect culmination of a decade of DEI policy.

Hasan Piker is more extreme than Nick Fuentes. So why does the left embrace him?

A conversation about learning to love what you don’t understand

Trump v. Barbara and the case for birthright citizenship

The World Cup is here, the whole world is watching, and what they’re seeing is blowing their minds.

Keir Starmer is stepping down. The UK is already there.

Also, Happy Father's Day

On the response to the Karmelo Anthony story

The Protestant faith has evolved into something its founder never imagined, destroying evangelicalism and hollowing out Christianity itself along the way.

Henry Nowak and Britain's two-tier justice system

The debate is about basic decency, but decency begins with honesty.

How the poster boy for moral panic left a legacy of fear and voluntary censorship

Habermas is dead and so is the public sphere

What I learned from an encounter with the Russian dictator.

Rape, immigration, and suicidal empathy

And CNN, NYT, Wikipedia spread misinformation

The BAFTA Tourette's scandal is stupid and so is "the N-word."

Reflections on the assassination of a monster

ICE enforcement and the death of Alex Pretti

On the fight for liberation and the moral failure of Western media and leftist activists

On the call to civility in our divided times

Trump's speech on capturing Maduro and reactions

On the most evil Latin American dictator of our day—and the future of Venezuela

Highlights and lowlights from 2025

On Ben Shapiro's speech at TPUSA

Reiner's murder, Trump's response, and decency in leadership

How a quarter-million Americans became a national Rorschach test

Belgium is failing to learn an important lesson—and paying the price

NYT mocked the Trump-Mamdani meeting while Fox saw a lesson in civic virtue

They rigged the data for their guide on where to raise one's family

Random thoughts about state failure and the origins of democracy

A review of Thomas Chatterton Williams’ Summer of Our Discontent