Can Cricket Recolonize America?
Benjamin Franklin and Abraham Lincoln were fans. As an Englishman in the U.S., I’m rooting for a revival.
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Things Worth Remembering: Why Forgiveness Matters
In a 1964 speech, Hannah Arendt argued that unburdening ourselves from the past is what allows us—and others—to experience freedom.
When Hostages Come Home
I was at the beach in Tel Aviv when the lifeguard broke the news. We cheered and wept for the liberation of strangers that feel like family.
Islamists Keep Stabbing People. Why Aren’t We Talking About It?
Many in the West seem resigned to violence that once shocked us.
Argentina’s President Javier Milei Loves Being the Skunk at the Garden Party
A sit-down with the world’s first libertarian head of state.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali: We Have Been Subverted
What is at stake in our ability to see the threat plainly? Nothing less than the preservation of our way of life.
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They’re Voting for Trump to ‘Save Democracy’
‘The 2016 version of myself would have hated this version of myself.’
Hunter Biden Is the Flip Side of Donald Trump
Both landed in court, facing flimsy charges because a prosecutor wants a scalp. That’s not weaponization—that’s how the justice system works.
Narendra Modi’s Plan Backfired
India’s shock election result proves: people don’t care that the economy is booming when they can’t feel the effects.
Why Biden Closed the Border
Faced with an uphill reelection battle, the President has adopted the tough-on-migrants approach of the Trump administration.
‘Thank You for Your Science:’ Democrats Fail to Challenge Tony Fauci
“I see no capacity for him to admit error at all throughout the entire pandemic,” Dr. Jay Bhattacharya tells The Free Press. “I just see arrogance.”
Barron Trump, American Caesar
Donald Trump’s 18-year-old son is going to save the nation, according to the online right.
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‘I’ve Woken Up’
Free Press correspondent Ben Kawaller, a centrist Democrat, recently spoke to a gay GOP group. Here’s what he said.
WATCH: Jerry Seinfeld on the Rules of Comedy—and Life
The comedian talks to Bari Weiss about the greatest show of all time, New York, antisemitism, Israel, trusting the audience, and. . . Pop-Tarts.
This ‘Cowboy’ Wants to Teach Princeton Kids About Greatness
‘If the students don’t see the heights, and are told there are no heights, then all that’s possible is mediocrity.’
Professor by Day. Porn Star by Night. Can He Be Both?
‘People say they’re for free speech, but it’s only when it’s speech they agree with,’ says Joe Gow.
In Defense of Violent Rap
Diddy’s lyrics describe real cruelty—but it is the acts we must prosecute, not the words.
How ‘Vice’ Went from a $6 Billion Media Empire to Bankruptcy
It was hubris. It was the mismanagement of huge amounts of money. Most of all, it was a betrayal of everything that readers loved, writes ex-staffer Michael Moynihan.
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Rashida Tlaib Speaks at Detroit Conference Tied to Terrorist Group
‘These Zionists lie like they breathe,’ said a member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, a U.S.-designated terrorist organization.
Bari Weiss: The Holiday from History Is Over
A free society is only as strong as the citizens willing to defend it. Reflections and videos from my time on the ground in Israel.
Matti Friedman: Northern Israel Is on Fire
While all eyes are on Gaza, Hezbollah is redrawing Israel’s border with Lebanon.
Michael Oren: Is America Still Israel's Ally?
The White House apparently knows where Hamas leaders are hiding—but hasn't shared that intelligence.
Study Shows Israel Supplied ‘Sufficient’ Food to Gaza
The International Criminal Court has accused Israel of causing “deliberate starvation” in Gaza, but the prosecutor might want to read this report.