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It’s a bitter pill, but the free world ain’t what it once was. → Read More
What I loved and loathed about The Banshees of Inisherin. → Read More
But what public-health experts needed to do during the pandemic was to be more honest about the limits of their knowledge in an evolving crisis, and be more liberal with the public and with its own critics. → Read More
The dangers of the conflict are much greater than hawks would have us believe. → Read More
Dogs perform a feat of sympathy no human companion could possibly manage. → Read More
Our house is lucky to have three children that are all within that magical age range for Christmas, so seeing them react to gifts was gift enough for me. → Read More
Focusing on how Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky dresses and brands himself is a pitiful distraction from the conversation that needs to happen. → Read More
If Trump starts making an effort to identify the issues that matter, he might ditch the grievances about 2020. → Read More
Many prison guards and prisoners have internalized the view — common in our culture — that prisons are supposed to be madhouses of criminality, neglect, and disorder. → Read More
Talk of nuclear warfare in Ukraine started to fade as Russia consolidated its positions and shifted to a new phase of the war, in which it is destroying Ukraine's civic infrastructure. → Read More
But you can’t get away from it just by joining the other side. → Read More
Brexit throws the economic regulation of Northern Ireland to the EU — in which Northern Ireland has no part at all. → Read More
The New York Times publishes a hit piece on J. D. Vance. → Read More
The Netflix film version of the classic WWI novel is brilliantly shot and conceived. → Read More
Is Arizona's Kari Lake the proof that political charisma is more important than the right policy agenda? → Read More
I predict our leaders will continue their general drift toward rewriting America's strategy as a globalized culture war against conservative-coded autocracies. → Read More
Realism means admitting that our leadership is unworthy, deluded, and stupid. → Read More
American casualties in Afghanistan were low and “sustainable” in our last years there because the casualties suffered by the Afghan National Army were high and unsustainable. → Read More
Pope Francis's reversal of Pope Benedict's permissions for the Traditional Latin Mass is likely to still the hand of his successor, however conservative or traditionalist he is. → Read More
If these giant energy-price increases continue as the weather changes in even a handful of European countries, we are going to see governments fall like dominoes throughout the winter. → Read More