The Clinton curse
The decoupling of the working class from the Democrats is one of Clinton’s enduring legacies
Features
Tuesday
‘Gender-affirming care’ is never justified
The scale of the problem is no longer a matter of opinion; it’s a number
Laura Loomer is in the crosshairs
The provocateur won’t let daily death threats derail her agenda
New York City belongs to the rats
The rodents grace T-shirts, mugs and cups
Welcome to the Chinese century
The Asian superpower has already leapfrogged the US
In conversation with Nick Land, the ‘father of accelerationism’
‘We don’t control the current’
Can the US government escape the clutches of Microsoft?
While other tech giants were selling data, Microsoft has been building a monopoly on federal tech contracts
Tuesday
Make Peace Great Again
The President’s claim to greatness is built on the pretext that he can cut deals which no other US president could
Is Brendan Carr a ‘great American patriot?’
Few pro-Trump bulldogs in the government have a sharper bite right now than the FCC chairman
James Comey’s ‘knight in shining armor’ complex
It’s a big deal to bring a criminal case against a former FBI director
The mainstreaming of leftist violence
In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Democratic lawmakers and commentators found themselves in a quandary
Britain’s MAGA moment is coming
Like J.D. Vance and Donald Trump, in an age of immediate media, Nigel Farage’s great weapon is that he is human
The Democratic establishment has fallen
The old guard of the left, the neoliberal and corporate-friendly media, has lost control
The end of the race hustle
Trump’s indifference to being called a racist may be having a wider effect
Trump knows personnel is policy
Does the President have the authority to hire and fire his agents and underlings? The Constitution says yes
Canada’s assisted suicide laws are out of control
The country has sleepwalked into a moral maze with no exit
The reality of raising an autistic child
My son, 42, was diagnosed with Asperger syndrome on his 13th birthday in 1996
Would taking back lost territories make Ukraine whole again?
Restoring Ukraine’s prewar borders sounds, on the face of it, a just solution to an unjust invasion
Is the religious right shifting?
The demographics of the United States and Europe suggest the left and right alike will feel the need to enlist support beyond Judeo-Christian boundaries
The bully doctrine
The doctrine boils down to this: the more threatening a person is, the less threatening he is
