America in Real Life Must Not Be as Rabid as America Online
If we honor Charlie Kirk’s legacy of good-faith engagement, we will reflexively step back from the precipice. Source link
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AI Will Destroy Entire Industries, and That’s a Good Thing
After each wave of innovation, our country has emerged more prosperous and economically capable. This time will be no different. Source link
Drugmakers Have a Right to Advertise
The First Amendment applies to commercial speech as well as political speech. Source link
Charlie Kirk Respected You
How dark are the hearts that celebrate his murder? Where can we show light? Everywhere, every chance we get. Source link
The Silver Lining for Trump in His Trade Policy Setbacks
Failing to achieve his desired tariff levels could inspire him to build a trade system that serves America and the free world — at China’s expense. Source link
New Developments in Trump’s Attempt to Fire a Fed Board Member
It’s likely that Lisa Cook will prevail in the short term, for three reasons. Source link
‘Sacrifice’ Review: Virtue-Signaling Billionaires Dance on the Edge of a Volcano in Romain Gavras’ Scattershot Satire
How many rebellious movies about ganging up to overthrow the status quo does one need to make before uneasy governments start to put you on some kind of watch list? For Romain Gavras, son…
Welfare Can’t Win the War on Poverty
Universal basic income is neither novel nor effective. Source link
Public Schools Are Trampling Religious Liberty and Failing Our Kids
We must change laws and policies, but more importantly, we must change hearts and minds. Source link
MSNBC’s Shameful Breaking News Coverage on Charlie Kirk
The subsequent removal of one pundit does not make things right. Source link
The Western Canon Can Help Us Resist the Totalitarian Temptation
C. S. Lewis offered a moral and intellectual antidote to the totalitarian temptation: a return to ancient truths to help defeat the lies of his own day, and of ours. Source link
The GOP Shouldn’t Give Up the Obamacare Fight (Again)
Don’t let Democrats portray Covid-era subsidies as the new normal. Source link
‘Access’ Trumps Safety in New Abortion Shield Laws
Allowing abortion pill prescriptions to be shipped without a patient’s name will contribute to safety risks. Source link
Bon Appétit, Your Majesty Episode 7 Recap, Review, and Reactions
Bon Appétit, Your Majesty episode 7 primarily focused on teamwork rather than palace politics. Everybody in the palace, including the King and the officials, was focused on the cooking…
‘You Had to Be There: How the Toronto Godspell Ignited the Comedy Revolution…’ Review: An Exuberant and Essential Doc for Comedy Heads
The comedy revolution referred to by the title of Nick Davis’s sharp and effusive documentary “You Had to Be There: How the Toronto Godspell Ignited the Comedy Revolution…” is the one that…
The Amon Carter Museum Flops in East-Meets-West Exhibition
It rambles, detours, and disserves the good art in the show, but there are so many wonders elsewhere in the museum. Source link
The Federal Charge in the Brutal Charlotte Murder May Not Survive
A state murder case, by contrast, would be a slam dunk. Source link
Is a Revolution Brewing in ‘Middle England’?
Far out of public view, a new form of conservatism, drawing on old wisdom, is taking shape. It may soon take the nation by storm. Source link
Radical Feminism Has Its Hooks in Young Women of Both Parties
A new poll of Gen Zers about life priorities reveals some startling results. Source link
‘Easy’s Waltz’ Review: Vince Vaughn Reveals a Hidden Talent for Singing in Nic Pizzolatto’s Low-Key Debut
Who knew Vince Vaughn could carry a tune? Turns out, the actor’s been singing right under our noses for years, from the ironic Alanis Morissette cover he delivered in “The Internship” to…
‘Driver’s Ed’ Review: Bobby Farrelly’s Tame Throwback Exhumes, But Can’t Revive, the ’90s Teen Comedy
Both an obvious product of ’90s nostalgia and the definitive cure for it, Bobby Farrelly‘s terminally innocuous “Driver’s Ed” can be described as a youth comedy, but whose youth? Though…
Europe: Stoxx 600 slips as French rating review looms; still ends week higher
European shares ended the week on a strong note, but were a little lower on Friday (Sep 12) as investors turned cautious ahead of Fitch’s credit rating decision on France later in the day.…
In Such Times, We Need Law, Civil Discourse, and Normal Politics More Than Ever
The killing of Charlie Kirk will be a radicalizing moment but should not alter our commitment to the American Way. Source link
The Qatar Lobby Is Real — and a Real Problem
The Israel lobby (if there even is one) is merely a distraction from the Qatar lobby — perhaps the most pernicious foreign influence inside America today. Source link