Year: 2024

On Sunday evening, Israel’s government was hit with its biggest internal shock since October 7. Benny Gantz, a centrist opposition...

Before Kyoto and Paris, there was Chantilly. In early 1991, diplomats, scientists, and policy makers from around the world arrived...

Congress is terribly unpopular, and no one who watches it closely is satisfied with how it is working. Our national...

Activists may not want to hear it, but the truth is immigration is a political loser. This is the sort...

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Today, at Apple’s annual developers conference—where new software products are previewed in slick video presentations—the company finally joined the generative-AI...

If you’ve been alive between Christmas and New Years, you’ve probably read a Best of the Year list. Best movies...

President Joe Biden’s recent executive actions on asylum and other border-security issues mark more than a shift to a more...

The far-right publisher known as “Lomez” kept his identity private, and for good reason. His company, Passage Publishing, has printed...

The divide between convicted criminals and the rest of society is sharp, real, and typically enduring. Donald Trump now finds...