Magazine
Londoners befuddled by US presidential election choices
“Are you going to have another civil war?” Anthony asked the question without a hint of humor. Like many Londoners, he witnesses what most Americans see: A…
August 14, 2024
Equity against excellence: The militant egalitarianism of today's Left is against everything we admire about Olympic athletes
Magazine
The college football threat to Team USA
Team USA is well on its way to securing its fourth straight gold medal crown at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games on Aug. 11, an honor it…
Columnists
My fellow Americans
My fellow Americans, I don’t often address you as that. In fact, I’ve never addressed you as that before because I was not an American until Aug.…
Defense
Killer robots have arrived on the battlefield
When it comes to the technology allowing robots to kill people without the need for a human to guide them, as George Allen, the late coach of…
Beltway Confidential
Criminally confused California
You know crime is out of control when someone like Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) is willing to contradict himself and other elected Democrats to insert himself into…
Magazine
The Democrats’ war on weird
“Weird” has been the word of the month in politics. If Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign has its way, it will be the word of the year.…
Magazine
Tim Walz takes his progressive record in Minnesota nationwide
I grew up in Minnesota and used to work for the state GOP. I’m a bit surprised to see Vice President Kamala Harris choose Gov. Tim Walz…
Entertainment
A new HBO documentary clarifies Pete Rose’s greatness as a ballplayer and shortcomings as a man
Thirty-five years after Pete Rose was banned from baseball for betting on games, the question of whether his punishment fits the crime generates as much debate as…
Magazine
The least famous and most important strategist of the Cold War, Paul Nitze
Paul Nitze, his biographer James Graham Wilson observes, “crafted a new type of career: national security professional.” For half a century, Nitze served in high roles in…
Columnists
Britain is falling apart
“Laws,” F.A. Hayek wrote, “must be general, equal, and certain.” An open society rests on public confidence in the impartiality of police and courts. Sometimes, that impartiality…