She Killed Her Three Children. Is She Guilty?
Those who defend Lindsay Clancy want someone else—the husband, or the medical system—to be responsible. It’s not that…
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The Press Didn’t Kill Jason Arday
The institutional failures that elevated Jason Arday to Cambridge without vetting his work are what demand…
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This Week in Canada: Your Ambassador Is Persona Non Grata
In her latest This Week in Canada newsletter, Rupa Subramanya writes that with no end in sight to the trade war, Carney…
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The Surveillance Camera America Loves to Hate. Plus. . .
Two ticking clocks in Iran. The U.S. and Israel are drifting apart—and that’s fine. Coleman Hughes on the rise and fall…
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Senator McCormick Thinks That America’s Military Is Stuck in the Past
How the U.S. can rebuild its military, compete with China, and prepare for the wars of the future.
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A City’s War on Surveillance Cameras
Activists in upstate New York say their fight against Flock’s license plate cameras is the first step in dismantling…
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Coleman Hughes: Why the Left Needed to Believe in Jason Arday
There is no shortage of genuinely extraordinary black intellectuals. The problem was that many of them refuse to play…
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The Not-So-Special Relationship
Israel and the United States should always be allies and friends, but they need space to enact differing policies when…
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A Race Between Two Clocks in Iran
The outflow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz may be greater than we think, but Americans’ tolerance for the…
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The Cynical Coverage of Conditions on the USS Abraham Lincoln
The media covers military suicides when it’s politically useful, writes Elliot Ackerman.
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Arthur Brooks: Beware the Facebook Parents’ Group
Does using these groups make your kids’ lives better? What about your own? The answer, I’m afraid to say, is no, writes…
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Douglas Murray: The Tragedy of Jason Arday. Plus. . .
Are Luigi Mangione’s lawyers trying to free him on a technicality? The Babylon Bee’s CEO on what happens when you win…
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The Lie That Killed Comedy for a Decade, with ‘The Babylon Bee’ CEO Seth Dillon
The satirist sits down with Coleman Hughes to explain how his site beat the fact-checkers, why Trump is nearly…
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Douglas Murray: The Tragedy of Jason Arday
Before he died, he pondered his own possible downfall. Instead of blaming racism, his defenders should admit the true…
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The Scientists Who Want to Steer Hurricanes
A new study suggests cloud seeding could help us divert tropical storms. But do we have the right to meddle with acts…
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Mangione Pleaded Guilty to Stalking. He’s Still on the Hook for Murder.
Despite his federal plea, New York can almost certainly still prosecute him for serious crimes, writes Jed Rubenfeld.
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He Made Videos for Mamdani and Piker—and Loves the CCP
Eric Hovagim grew up privileged and was well educated before veering off in a radically anti-capitalist,…
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The Kid Who Emptied His Savings to Buy a Newspaper. Plus. . .
Two cocktails with the socialite who’s getting ‘dirty looks’ in the Hamptons for supporting a pied-à-terre tax. The…
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Meet the Literature Professor Fired for Teaching Literature
Vinita Prabhakar was fired for teaching an award-winning short story that the college president called “political.” She…
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Local News Is Dying. This 25-Year-Old Bought His Hometown Paper Anyway.
Two weeks ago, Evan Newton purchased a local paper in Georgia. He has three employees and a dream, writes Frannie Block.
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Why Do Famous Women Make Us Mad?
Suzy Weiss spoke with Amy Chozick about why famous women make us mad. Plus, she met the Manhattan socialite who calls…
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Will Hamas Really Give Up Its Guns?
Donald Trump has declared a historic breakthrough in Gaza. But lasting peace is further away than it appears.
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New York’s Last Socialite Isn’t Going Down Without a Fight
Macklowe’s public support of the pied-à-terre tax has gotten her ‘dirty looks at parties in the Hamptons,’ but the…
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Douglas Murray: Europe’s Borderless Dream Becomes a Nightmare
The West has sleepwalked into mass migration for more than a decade. Will a glaring breach of its borders jar it awake?…
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Glen Hansard Made Music Feel Alive
The musician, who died this week at 56, understood that music is not something you spin up on a hard drive. Real music,…
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The Chaos in Ceuta and Another European Migrant Crisis. Plus. . .
Justice for Salman Rushdie, and a warning to the West. Should you skip your annual physical? AI’s war on human…
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Exclusive: DHS Secretary Tried to Cancel 250th July 4 Celebration over Weather Concerns, Infuriating Trump
Markwayne Mullin was brought in to steady the agency. Yet some of his moves have caused tension inside the…
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Spain Gives Europe Another Migrant Crisis
Anyone who has seen footage of migrants storming the Spanish enclave of Ceuta knows what will come next.
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TGIF: I Am the Most Famous and Talked-About Person in the Country
Today in TGIF: Fauci’s back, the DNC is broke, another car commits an act of terrorism, fleas are taking our children’s…
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The Dark Side of Motherhood
And what Amy Chozick learned after years of covering women like Hillary Clinton, Elizabeth Holmes, and Lauren Sánchez…
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What It’s Really Like Inside Ukraine in 2026, with Aidan Stretch
Our firsthand look at Ukraine explores the country’s evolving battlefield, political dynamics, technological…
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Justice for Salman Rushdie—and a Warning to the West
The conviction of the Salman Rushdie's attacker this week is a reminder of the sinister reach of Iran’s regime and the…
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You’re Doing Your Annual Physical All Wrong
Your yearly visit should feel less like a clearance exam and more like a strategy session. Medicine has largely…
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The End of Vocation
For every problem solved by AI, that is one fewer arena in which a person, through their diligence and hard work and…
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Sophie Cunningham’s Common Sense
When basketball player Sophie Cunningham said, ‘Young girls in sport shouldn’t have to go against biological men,’ the…
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Tough Love: My Wife Won’t Forgive Me for Cheating
‘She becomes angry whenever I beg her for forgiveness,’ writes a husband who recently admitted to a yearlong affair.…
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