Magazine - Life & Arts
Who was Stanley Kubrick?
There are only five directors with four or more films in the American Film Institute’s list of the top 100 films of all time. One of them…
November 17, 2020
Magazine - Life & Arts
Martin ubermensch
Jack London’s 1909 novel Martin Eden tells the story of a working-class Oakland sailor, based in large part on London himself, who embarks on a journey of…
Magazine - Features
Survey says … Fix polling
The original sin of American polling came in 1936, when Literary Digest surveyed its readership and declared that Alf Landon would likely be the next president. Landon…
Economy
Senator-elect Roger Marshall hopes to work with Democrats on an infrastructure package
Roger Marshall is the Republican senator-elect from Kansas, having been elected to succeed Sen. Pat Roberts in 2020. He has served as the representative for Kansas’s 1st…
Magazine - Life & Arts
France’s war on American theory
The French government is fighting on two fronts: one against Islamism and one against “American multiculturalism.” The first front is nothing new. The Oct. 16 beheading of…
Beltway Confidential
Democrats without answers want to control the questions
A cockeyed complaint arrived recently at the Washington Examiner from a fellow who pompously asserted, “You had no right to publish information quoting my name, etc. I…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Madcap Mexicans and doomed NEETs
The 10 stories collected in Julian Herbert’s Bring Me the Head of Quentin Tarantino seem, at first, to have been engineered using the very artistic DNA of…
Editorials
Democratic blacklists and other odious hypocrisies
In 2019, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez complained that she and leftist allies were being placed on a blacklist by Democratic Party regulars. It turns out that this was…
Beltway Confidential
Chuck Schumer says bye-bye to Americaaaa!
Have you watched the recent viral video of Chuck Schumer shouting that he wants to change the world? Last weekend, after networks called the presidential election for…