Politics and law
When a Murder Fails to Unite Us
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Can the Anti-Defamation League Be Saved?
This essay first appeared at City Journal’s new Substack newsletter. If you want more like it,…
Socialism in New York City?
Suppose socialism came to New York City for the long term. What would life look like under a…
Damn Yankees Goes Woke
“A cheap gringo with halitosis” is the racist description that Lola, an eternally youthful…
a Clash of Eras and Ideas
With nine days to go before early voting begins in the New York City general election, Democratic…
The Hostages Return Home
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Why Some Progressives Celebrated Charlie Kirk’s Death
A murder should unite people in shared revulsion. The killing of Charlie Kirk did not. When the…
Florida’s Obamacare Fraud Boom
Since Covid, Congress has temporarily expanded federal subsidies to make Obamacare plans free for…
Israel’s Hostages Return Home
Something felt lighter in the air over the weekend in Israel. After President Donald Trump announced…
Nonprofit Hospitals in the Crosshairs
Last month, the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee held an oversight hearing with the colorful…
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