The Democratic Party Goes Low – Yascha Mounk
Writing about the coronation of Napoleon Bonaparte’s nephew, Louis, as the emperor of the French,…
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Champagne Wishes, Caviar Dreams – The Dispatch
There’s a third possibility. Due to willful civic ignorance or ruthless partisan media gatekeeping…
The Antisemitism Grift – The Dispatch
It was the economic-political version of antisemitism that flourished most robustly in the United…
What Bessent Gets Wrong on Deficit Reduction –…
One hallmark of the presidencies of Donald Trump is surging budget deficits. Another is repeatedly…
America Needs a Free-Trade Party – Jeremiah…
For decades, the working consensus in American politics was that free trade was good. Every…
The Great Unbundling of Humanity – Mike Cosper
In seeking to understand Charlie Kirk’s murder, politicians and pundits have pointed to a host of…
Political Hatred Seeps Deeper Than We Think
The New Medievals The bones of our conspiracies haven’t changed, though their details are different.…
Deliver Me From This Movie – Clare Coffey
The first problem faced by any Bruce Springsteen biopic is, as someone recently put it to me, “Why…
A Review of Guillermo del Toro’s…
Has there been a good film adaptation of Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel Frankenstein? The most famous…
The Not-So-Curious Persistence of J.R.R. Tolkien
The Lord of the Rings still resonates, especially among men. Why? Source link
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