The New York Times finally comes clean about Covid
It only took the newspaper five years to acknowledge what people had said since the beginning
It only took the newspaper five years to acknowledge what people had said since the beginning
Bret Stephens has once again demonstrated that the Hitler wheeze, though tired, still has a bit of mileage in it
I may be thirty-six on the inside, but on the outside I definitely look seventy
‘You guys loved all the oligarchs, in particular Elon, until they flipped’
There are limits to self-publishing
Counter-media groups began interacting with the speakers, attendees and even the Muppets, leading to heated exchanges
Let’s not let Megs delude herself that her throwing an apron on and frying chicken for her husband is helping anyone
‘We now have language, we now have nomenclature for these kinds of things that allow for more nuanced conversations’
And it may have been Trump who killed it
There is a point at which robust debate tips over into something sinister, even disturbing
Margaret Brennan offered a scattered, bizarre line of questioning to secretary of state Marco Rubio
Conservative influencer Ashley St. Clair claims to have borne Musk’s thirteenth child
Much has changed since 2017, when fashion labels and publishers boycotted the new administration
No one in the American church has benefited more from Pope Francis’s vengefulness than Cardinal Robert McElroy
The big occasion is the Papal Jubilee year of 2025, expected to draw a whopping 32 million visitors
It’s no surprise that Trump, the OG influencer, is pushing America to become the international influencer
Everyone has at least one friend that none of their other friends can stand, someone you love but everyone else loathes
Whatever advances in the human condition will be made in this century will not be accomplished in the spheres in which previous ones have been achieved
It highlights the fact that the pontiff has a major consistency problem in the area of international relations
States could be on the hook for as much as $75 billion in fines for emissions going back years