Columnists
The trashing of colonialism is really an attack on the present-day West
Did you know that, between 1808 and 1867, the United Kingdom spent 1.8% of its GDP annually on the campaign to abolish slavery — a sum calculated…
June 27, 2023
Magazine
Up Schiff Creek with the truth thrown overboard
Rep. Adam Schiff, surely the most odious of politicians even when compared with a few other prize specimens among his fellow California Democrats, richly deserved the censure…
Business
Gavin Newsom’s California calamity
Anyone who watched Sean Hannity’s recent Fox News interview with Gavin Newsom knows that California’s Democratic governor is dapper and charming and has great hair. And Newsom…
Foreign Policy
How the US lost Latin America
America’s power and influence are waning in its own backyard while its enemies are steadily gaining ground. And the United States has only itself to blame. Through…
Healthcare
Read the fine print of the Senate Democratic drug pricing bill
Soaring prescription medication costs have placed significant burdens on many people and prompted calls for comprehensive reform. Congress has acted, seeking to enact legislation to rein in…
Magazine - Life & Arts
How romance, religion, and punk created Goth
Some time ago, when I was a Gothic maiden living in a railroad apartment with a roommate and a small colony of cockroaches, we used to sit…
Columnists
The Biden administration cannot wink and nod its way to international order
When is a treaty not a treaty? When it is a deal. When is a deal not a deal? When it is an understanding. What is an…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Review of King: A Life by Jonathan Eig
A Time cover story published on Feb. 18, 1957, approvingly described Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as a humble and practical activist who “outgeneraled Montgomery’s white officials”…
Magazine - Your Land
Why men love sports
Ashley St. Clair, author of the book Elephants Are Not Birds, posted some classic clickbait on Twitter last week, noting, “I will never understand men’s obsession with…
Magazine - Life & Arts
The 50th anniversary of when Waylon Jennings and Billy Joe Shaver created outlaw country
Waylon Jennings was restless. Although he’d released a number of hits since signing with RCA in 1964, by the early 1970s he’d grown frustrated with the label’s…