The Iconoclast
Guilty!—But Not Really Guilty?
by Victor Davis Hanson In 2011, then Homeland Security Advisor to President Obama, John Brennan, swore before Congress that drone-targeted assassination missions near the Pakistani border had not led to […]
Why Bother?
by Carl Nelson Lately I’d forced myself to take a digital break, gone off-grid, done a current events fast for various stretches in order to restore my equanimity (You don’t […]
Opera House Bigotry
by Phyllis Chesler The Metropolitan Opera House in New York City has issued its first “trigger warning” for Puccini’s 1926 opera, Turandot, which takes place in ancient Peking, China. Here’s the full warning, […]
Energy—Mind and Matter
This paper explains the force inherent in space, how it is transformed, and the structure of atoms. Space is not nothing and this explains why the planets do not fall […]
The W-word
by Theodore Dalrymple I do not think that The Journal of the American Medical Association intends to be funny, but sometimes it is. For example, I recently saw on its website a […]
Civil Service guidance directed officials to website that likened homosexuality to ‘a scourge’
Civil service guidance directed officials to a website on which homosexuality is described as a “scourge” and “western modernity” likened to a “disease”, The Telegraph can disclose. A document drawn […]
Artificial Intelligence in Political Campaigns: Benefits, Risks, and Ethical Considerations
by Amil Imani Have you ever wondered how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping the world of politics? The topic is as fascinating as it is potentially concerning. AI influences political […]
Globe and Mail fails on Trump
by Conrad Black It is a painful duty for me, once again, to take issue in these pages [originally in the National Post)] with the Globe and Mail. Because of […]
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After Hur Testimony, Jack Smith Plays With Fire
After Mr. Hur did a triple back flip to save President Biden from indictment and prevent an American fire, Jack Smith is still bent on igniting one at all costs. […]
Another “Magnum Opus” by Mark LeVine (UC Irvine)
by Gary Fouse Back on January 19, 2024, University of California at Irvine comedian, part-time rocker, and history teacher, Mark LeVine, penned yet another one of his side-splitter op-eds for Al Jazeera, […]
Elite Heaven or Real Hell on Earth?
by Victor Davis Hanson The horrific murder of Laken Riley by a repeated felony offender and illegal alien Jose Ibarra, 26, a Venezuelan citizen, was preventable—had federal immigration laws simply […]
There should be no censorship of books — says the government’s censor of books
by Lev Tsitrin Hypocrisy is, to think of it, the main means of an individual’s survival within a group. “If you can’t beat them, join them” is a much-heeded maxim. […]
What’s in a name?
by Nikos Akritas The recent suspension of Home Office staff over the defacement of a birth certificate containing the word Israel is symptomatic of the growing antisemitism in Western countries. […]
The Distrust of the Political Class
by Theodore Dalrymple Deep mistrust of political elites is now widespread throughout the Western world, probably to an extent greater than at any time in recent history. Whether this is […]
Nigerian Islamic police in Kano arrest non-fasting Muslims during Ramadan
BBC News, Kano: The Islamic police in Nigeria’s northern state of Kano arrested 11 Muslims on Tuesday who were seen eating food during the Ramadan fast. Kano has a majority […]