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
Like J.D. Vance and Donald Trump, in an age of immediate media, Nigel Farage’s great weapon is that he is human
As his new documentary shows, he’s not going anywhere
Just like that, America was great again
We are ready to rally around what is good, even if it’s a bit crass, and to stand firmly against what is dangerous and broken
Before the internet, killing manifestos would have stayed in evidence lockers. Now they circulate endlessly online
If the Kirk assassination really does herald a new ‘Days of Rage,’ then the FBI needs to be ready. Does its Director have what it takes?
On the day of the assassination, the Pope tweeted not about Charlie, truth, or martyrdom, but about migrants
The disabused lineaments of common sense are everywhere taking shape again
Disagreeing with the left, or the right, doesn’t make you a bad person – celebrating naked evil does
Most Americans have more in common with Charlie Kirk than with the alleged shooter or the elites making excuses
His schtick wore thin a long time ago, and his continued presence owed as much to a lack of imagination as it did genuine talent
There has been an extensive effort to rewrite the narrative and suggest that Robinson was in fact, somehow, part of the online far-right
The ideology that drove the alleged killer is embedded in nearly every institution. Those looking to elevate their own cultural hobby horses should forbear
Probably, but designating it as one won’t change much
How did regular people become so radicalized?
The governor deserves our gratitude and praise
King feels too much and thinks too little
Plus: No Kings day
Kirk’s murder should spur the administration to compel colleges to live up to their duty to the public and to their own students
Charlie Kirk died as a passionate believer in free speech