A CEO Was Shot Dead. These People Cheered.
This is real life. Not ‘John Wick.’
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Niall Ferguson: The Rot In Britain—and the Remedy
Lately it seems that mine is a country with a death wish. Can we avoid national suicide?
H.R. McMaster: My Travels with Trump
‘I wished more Americans could understand the good, as well as the bad and the ugly, of the Trump presidency.’ The former U.S. National Security Adviser is the star of our next Book Club.
Live Updates: Jury Is Deadlocked in Daniel Penny Trial
After over 20 hours of deliberation, jurors couldn’t decide on a manslaughter charge. But the judge told them to come back on Monday to deliberate on a lesser charge.
TGIF: Pardon Me?
America’s president, Dr. Jill, pardons Hunter. An executive is shot; people celebrate. Test scores plummet. Pamela Anderson looks great. RFK Jr. bares his chest. Again. Plus: Do not colonize Canada.
Is World War III Already Here?
The ‘Axis of Upheaval’ is on the march—and the U.S. must figure out how to respond.
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Will Kash Patel Fix the FBI—or Break It?
With his pick for FBI director, Donald Trump has found someone who despises the deep state as much as he does.
Poetic Justice for Jay Bhattacharya
During the pandemic, the NIH director called for a ‘takedown’ of the Stanford scientist’s ideas. Now he’s poised to run the NIH himself.
It’s Time for the Government to Abolish ‘Race’
Since 1977, the federal government has sorted Americans into bogus racial categories. Why?
How to ‘Make Your Campus Palestinian’
At the largest gathering for Palestine in the U.S., college students are taught how to take the anti-Israel movement to the next level. Olivia Reingold was there.
The Biden Administration’s Prosecution of Dr. Eithan Haim
A doctor spoke out about gender transition treatments at a children’s hospital. He might go to prison for it.
‘No Wonder He’s Smiling. He’s Gotten Away with It So Many Times.’
A migrant gang member robbed a Manhattan prosecutor inside her own home last month. It was his seventh arrest since June.
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The ‘Wild, Wild West’ of the American Egg Donor Industry
It’s sold as an easy way to make money and help others. Nobody mentions the long-term risks. ‘I never saw this coming.’
The Other American Border Towns
Notes from the declining Empire State.
He Fought for Freedom. Then He Chose Prison.
When the Chinese Communist Party came for Jimmy Lai, the billionaire stayed put. ‘I called my people to fight. I can’t let them down.’
On Mary and the Mob
The backlash to the new Netflix film is about something much deeper: the attempt to de-Judaize Christianity.
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Jews Are Being Told to Hide in Berlin. Again.
A lifetime after Hitler, imported antisemitism is staging an alarming comeback.
The Curious Case of Ariane Tabatabai
A senior Pentagon official faced scrutiny when her past ties to Iran came to light. Is that why she’s been transferred?
If Israel Attacks Iran Again, Will Trump Help?
Netanyahu says Iran’s nuclear bomb program is damaged. He would likely need a green light from the president-elect to finish the job. Jay Solomon reports from Washington.
Gad Saad Survived War in Lebanon. He’s Warning About One in the West
The professor reveals how universities turned into hotbeds of ‘parasitic ideas’—and why we must fight against becoming ‘fully zombified.’
Matti Friedman: As America Votes, Israel’s Crisis Deepens
Bibi’s ouster of his defense minister, Yoav Gallant, sent Israelis pouring into the streets in protest. The opposition leader called the move an “act of madness.”