Are we back in the Obama White House?
Biden, on or past the threshold of senility, is the embodiment of that pajama-boy spirit of fragile futility
Features
Friday
Wednesday
The family gap
Beneath the mask of American discontent
Tuesday
End game: the blurring line between fantasy sports and the real thing
Many new-age fans don’t follow teams in the traditional way; they follow the players themselves
Wednesday
The long legacy of looting
A history of rioting in Chicago
Monday
Elvis and Nixon, the odd couple
The day the president met the King
Saturday
The fight for liberalism
American hegemony in the service of a liberal world order no longer protects our civilization
Tuesday
Am I a cuck?
I’m falling out with my friend over the election fraud nonsense
Wednesday
Biden’s speech impediment
The President-elect has honesty issues
Tuesday
Republican resurrection
Trump will leave the party in much better shape than Bush did
Monday
Brace yourselves for President Harris
She occupies an eyrie on the far left of the Democratic party
Sunday
Libertarians suck
They helped elect the very illiberal Joe Biden
Wednesday
Trump’s story is still not over
He is the first president since Reagan who did anything for underprivileged Americans
Monday
The urgent case for voting reform
It is obvious that mass mail-in voting and days of drawn-out counting maximize opportunities for chicanery
Thursday
The next American empire
After the blowout, the blowback
Tuesday
The wars go on
Seventy-five years after the end of World War Two we still have forces in Britain, Japan, Germany and Italy
Wednesday
The demise of America has been greatly exaggerated
To be an American is to move ever forward, in pursuit of that ‘more perfect union’
Monday
Onwards and upwards
American democracy, American power and influence are not dying, and neither are they under threat
Thursday
But seriously: will Trump refuse to leave?
A big Biden win is the only way to minimize civil strife
Atlas shrugs
The establishment doesn’t think he’s an expert. He disagrees
Monday
Will we ever know the truth about Russiagate?
Every revelation, though it sheds some local light, actually makes the whole picture murkier
