The Democratic Socialists of America are having a moment. In fact, they're having a season. DSA candidates are winning ...
A constitutional republic depends on judges who follow the law rather than the political fortunes of presidents or parties.
For a legal justification, Courts have sometimes used preferred pronouns as a courtesy. But courtesy is discretionary. And in ...
The good old USA suffers from many vexing problems, as many of the other articles in this magazine show. It is time to start ...
A Saudi-Israel energy corridor through Jordan would do more than move oil — it could reshape the region’s strategic balance.
California’s state recycling agency, CalRecycle, boasts that “California is building a circular economy that can recycle all ...
It’s amusing, in a way. Sad in another. Over there at The New York Times, longtime Washington journalist Sally Quinn has ...
A new film festival challenges Hollywood’s decades-long narrative about McCarthy, Nixon, the blacklist, and the Cold War.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s speech at the opening of the Ministerial on the Resurgence of Political Terrorism to an ...
Utter Goodness By Audrey Lee Farthest Heaven, 120 pages, $17 A Prisoner’s Cinema By Justin Lee Passage Press, 264 pages, $30 ...
Modern filmmakers struggle to retell ancient stories without sanding away the very qualities that made them timeless.
Whether confronting gender dysphoria, unplanned pregnancy, or terminal illness, progressive medicine increasingly favors ...
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