Edward Luttwak, the uncontained strategist
He is a product — and the embodiment — of twentieth-century conflict
Features
The Lone Star State’s new poker boom
The Texas formula is getting ready to go nationwide
Speaking truth to antisemitism
Jews are a unique group. We have been chased around for millennia
An ode to smoking
2022, I decided, would be my year of the cigarette
Will Republicans learn from the midterms?
Trump promised they’d get tired of winning, but at this point they’re tired of losing
Randi Weingarten isn’t going anywhere
I’m pretty sure that nobody I observed on November 7 was ready to give up fighting. Not Randi Weingarten, of course
Why globalism is the enemy of freedom
Like The Wizard of Oz, it is all show and no substance
Why Eric Adams has failed to control crime
The New York mayor has been in office a year. A sense of unease still pervades the five boroughs
A junkie’s pride
I first quit a substance at the tender age of nineteen, when heroin brought me to my knees
The liberal-conservative tug of war for the GOP
The party faces a choice between its nationalist and liberal wings
How parents are learning to fight for their children’s education
The parental rights movement isn’t going away — and they’re getting better at organizing
The great anti-ESG backlash
Inside the campaign to get politics out of investing
How Big Philanthropy became Big Grift
Effective Altruism is ultimately rooted in saviorism
After the cryptocrash
The cacophonous collapse of FTX is the soundtrack of one economic era giving way to another