A Look into the Mind of the Mamdani Marxist
The elevation of figures such as the fanatical Cea Weaver has been edifying. Source link
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What’s the Plan in Venezuela?
It seems like there isn’t one. Source link
Don’t Annex Greenland
Even the results-oriented Trump foreign policy needs to distinguish between friend and foe. Source link
Tim Walz Departs on a Deluge of Fraud
The Minnesota governor was brought down by the consequences of his own irresponsible profligacy. Source link
What to Do with California’s Billionaire Tax Proceeds
A health-care union’s ‘one-time fix’ for federal Medicaid cuts could easily become permanent. Source link
Beijing’s Long Game Meets Washington’s Gamble
Venezuela has become a proving ground for the emerging world order. Source link
Bugs Not a Feature
The week of December 29, 2025: Insect disappointment, the debt, silver, California’s proposed wealth tax, and more. Source link
Tim Walz’s Unsurprising Two-Step from the Political Stage
The financial scandals that long shadowed the Minnesota governor finally caught up to him. Source link
Hack Walz Down
Tim Walz exits stage far left, undone not by extremism but by scandal. Source link
Legal Questions over the Maduro Extraction Won’t Help Him in Court
As a matter of American law, the ex-dictator hasn’t a leg to stand on. Source link
Teddy Roosevelt Would Be Proud
Donald Trump carries on in TR’s tradition. Source link
The Maduro Raid Was a Strategic Victory and a Tactical Success
Maduro’s fall presents the communist Chinese with a comprehensive embarrassment. Source link
In Venezuela, the Era of Escaping Consequences Is Over
In the wake of the narco-regime’s takedown, five lessons emerge — for the region, for the U.S., and for the world. Source link
The Trump Administration Should Articulate and Defend Its Tariff Game Plan
The team has approached its most distinctive economic policy in a way that maximizes its ability to negotiate, but not its ability to play defense. Source link
Thierry Breton’s Vacation Problem
The week of December 22, 2025: Confronting the EU’s online censorship, the Fed, Elon Musk’s pay, and more. Source link
RFK Jr. Is Right About ‘Gender-Affirming Care’
The HHS secretary, to say the least, isn’t always very careful about evidence, but, on this one, the most painstaking research is on his side. Source link
Are These Iran Protests Different?
The Iranian people are at the end of their rope, and they’re letting their dissatisfaction be known. Source link
‘Dandelion’s Odyssey’ Review: A Dialogue-Free Animated Epic Journey Floats With Wondrous Inventiveness
Adrift in the wind, the protagonists of Japanese director Momoko Seto’s French-produced 3D animated curio “Dandelion’s Odyssey” embark on an epic botanical journey into outer space and…
2025: A Year in Reading
If there was one bookshelf theme this year, it was liberals discovering the concept of abundance. Source link
‘Cause of Death: Unknown’ Review: Iran’s Surprisingly Daring Official Oscar Entry Sees an Ensemble Cast Conflicted by a Moral Conundrum
This year, there are two films vying for the best international feature film Oscar which are set in Iran, following a group of people, mostly strangers to each other, traveling in a van…
‘Straight Circle’ Review: A Border Satire That Transcends Its Flaws Through Abstraction
Right from its title, Oscar Hudson’s droll debut “Straight Circle” evokes paradoxical oddities, which the writer-director layers atop his deadpan satire on nationalism and geographical…
‘Stranger Things 5’ Gets Review Bombed as Will’s Coming Out Becomes Worst-Rated Episode on IMDb
“Stranger Things” has been review bombed after the Dec. 25 release of Season 5 Vol. 2. The recent episodes have dragged the season’s fan-driven Rotten Tomatoes score from the 70s down to…
What Is Somaliland, and Do We Have to Care About It?
Israel’s recognition of the breakaway state could upend a sclerotic status quo in the region. Source link