Chilling at college
In the autumn I started classes at the Princeton Theological Seminary. It’s a late-in-life transition from my work as a television writer and producer to graduate student…
Inside Washington Examiner magazine: Biden crime family, Hunter Biden pardon, Joe Biden as Jimmy Carter, Trump's Day One, assisted suicide in the Uk.
In the autumn I started classes at the Princeton Theological Seminary. It’s a late-in-life transition from my work as a television writer and producer to graduate student…
In 2018 the journalist Patrick Radden Keefe, a writer at the New Yorker who is particularly adept at using true crime as a vehicle for probing intellectual…
At one point, Joan Didion was a writer, known for her books and essays, which people read and liked — or didn’t. There was The White Album,…
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe has long been regarded as a true master of German literature. While few anglophone readers today are familiar with Goethe’s entire body of…
Soldiers, sailors, Marines, airmen, and Guardians are all service members. We may focus on them storming a beach or driving a tank or soaring the skies in…
“New York is a city of things unnoticed,” declares Gay Talese at the beginning of A Town Without Time, the new collection of his journalistic work centered…
No living American filmmaker can be plausibly said to have undergone such a profound artistic evolution as Clint Eastwood. From a greenhorn starring in Rawhide to an…
Dune: Prophecy, HBO’s prequel series to the blockbuster films of the same name, opens with a quasi-cryptic epigraph about war set against an abstract, smoky monochrome backdrop…
Now, it is France’s turn. French Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s government has fallen in a confidence vote after just 90 days, triggering a political crisis and calls…