Columnists
Have Canadians wearied of Trudeau’s vapid wokeness?
Will the world’s wokest leader be reelected? When Justin Trudeau called the election to Canada’s 44th Parliament at the end of August, he was comfortably ahead in…
September 14, 2021
Columnists
Democrats need the very centrists they demonize
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Just over 20 years ago, Tom Vilsack became the first Democrat elected governor of this state in 30 years and only the fifth…
Editorials
Biden’s lies keep coming amid his Afghan evacuation debacle
“We completed one of the biggest airlifts in history, with more than 120,000 people evacuated to safety,” President Joe Biden boasted from the White House State Dining…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Do Sally Rooney characters have rich inner lives?
I recently started seeing a therapist who is also an Orthodox rabbi. He’s much cheaper than other therapists in New York, and I like going through the…
Magazine - Washington Briefing
Biden tries to build back his poll numbers with domestic issues
Two days after Labor Day, President Joe Biden held an event for unions at the White House. Speakers hailed him, and he then praised himself as the…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Netflix’s quad botherers
To watch Netflix’s The Chair as an actual English professor is a decidedly uncomfortable experience. Yes, the six-episode series, which takes as its subject the long twilight…
Magazine - Features
Homeward bound
With the coronavirus pandemic lingering on interminably, the societal pressure to stay home is turning into an expectation to go back — back to school, work, restaurants,…
Beltway Confidential
Biden tries and fails to change the subject
In the news business, it is sometimes difficult to be sure what the most important story is. Equally, it’s easy on other occasions, for one story stands…
Magazine - Your Land
A Rolling Stone gathers no facts
The saying “just because you read something on the internet doesn’t mean it’s true” really ought to be tailored down. It should be: “Just because you read…
Business
Big Tech companies shift to making semiconductors in-house
Some of the largest tech companies have decided to respond to the semiconductor shortage by designing their chips internally. Tech analysts and business people have spoken about…