Calling TIME: has Pete Buttigieg received the magazine’s kiss of death?
Being a cover star may be more a curse than a gift
Society
Monday
Saturday
Is war with Silicon Valley a Trump 2020 strategy?
The president ponders putting social media purges center stage
Friday
Trump vs tech
It could get ugly. It could just be more hot air
Free Louis Farrakhan!
By banning, Twitterbook and Instaface are becoming publishers
Thursday
When in the course of Human Events
Is the relaunched Reagan favorite an impressive debut or another Kassam carnival?
Monday
Why do terrorists attack houses of worship?
Faith, unlike bodies and buildings, cannot be destroyed
Sunday
The new normal of Poway
Yet again, an American has died for the crime of being Jewish
Saturday
The New York Times’s latest error of judgment: this anti-Semitic cartoon
It’s all about the ‘tropes’
Thursday
The 2020 primary’s pivot to video
Faith in the power of social media is turning politicians into vloggers
Tuesday
Islamic terror and the Left’s pretzeled language
Why not call the Sri Lanka attacks what they are?
Saturday
Keep the modernists away from the Notre-Dame restoration
Reconstructions should aim to recreate and not transform the earlier style
Wednesday
Astrology apps are the safest place for venture capitalists to invest
Have you seen what else they put their money into?
Tuesday
Notre-Dame is a sign of the times
When it reopens, Notre Dame will be even more a museum, even less a shrine
Friday
Who would have thought Michael Avenatti was a greedy porn lawyer?
His case should be an admonitory tale
Wednesday
Pastor Pete and the politics of religion
Referring those who disagree with you to the Almighty isn’t a political statement, it’s a theological one
Jack Dorsey opened my eyes to Vipassanā
Godfrey Elfwick describes his 10-day retreat
Wednesday
If Thomas Friedman bristles at Brexit, you know everything will be OK
The philosopher-king’s take on Britain leaving the EU is his typical mixture of Midwestern gee-shucking and historical buffoonery
Sunday
Jacinda Ardern’s hijab shows what New Zealanders really think of Muslims
The message is politically confused and an admission of unconscious bigotry
Wednesday
Why the lessons of Purim remain relevant for Jews today
The festival celebrates the triumph of a persecuted nation over a man, and a people, that sought to destroy it
Saturday
It’s not just New York having trouble with Amazon
Anti-Amazon campaigners in Virginia share the same concerns as their New York counterparts
