Anti-Israel Professor’s Firing Sets ‘Very Dangerous Precedent’
I don’t agree with Maura Finkelstein. But the Muhlenberg College professor is entitled to share her views on social media, writes Peter Savodnik.
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In Praise of the Dockworkers Shutting Down Our Ports
Yes, the longshoreman strike could be painful. And that’s the point.
Douglas Murray: A Time of War
The West is ‘drunk on peace.’ What will it take to wake them up?
The Fantasy World of Ta-Nehisi Coates
His new book, ‘The Message,’ is a masterpiece of warped arguments and moral confusion.
The U.S. Isn’t Ready for a Modern War
Today, a $3,000 drone can take out a $10 million tank. When will the American military learn that lesson, asks veteran Elliot Ackerman.
Let Israel Win the War Iran Started
Joe Biden has hoped to deter Iran by restraining Israel. Time to take off the handcuffs.
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WATCH a New Free Press Series: Swing State Debates
Can people from politically opposing tribes ease their tensions just by talking to each other? Ben Kawaller finds out.
Hurricane Helene Has Exposed an Insane Liberal Myth
In America, there’s no such thing as a ‘sundown town,’ where black people aren’t safe at night. So why are people using the natural disaster to claim otherwise?
Matt Taibbi: How to Fight Back Against the Censors
To small thinkers, free speech is a wilderness of potential threats. Thankfully, America wasn’t founded by small thinkers.
How Republics Unravel: From Rome to. . . America?
A great state can fall apart when the rule-breaking of one man inspires his enemies to break the rules, too.
The Campaign to Win Over the ‘Latino Belt’
In a tight race that will come down to a handful of states, Olivia Reingold meets the Latinos in eastern Pennsylvania who could give Harris the edge.
Italy’s Giorgia Meloni: Why the West Is Worth Defending
The Italian prime minister insists that decline is not inevitable.
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I’m Face Blind. Here’s What It’s Like.
It took me until my 40s to understand why I can’t recognize faces—not even my own.
I’m a Super-Recognizer. Here’s What It’s Like.
I’m part of a tiny group of human beings that never forgets a face. We can solve everything from crimes to historical mysteries.
WATCH: Matt Walsh Talks DEI, Division, and Robin DiAngelo
A new documentary ‘Am I Racist?’ goes deep into the anti-racism industry. Ben Kawaller sits down with its maker.
In Defense of Megalomania
Francis Ford Coppola sold part of his vineyard to finance a movie that’s hard to watch. We should applaud, not condemn, his ambition.
For Women, Aging Is Like a Horror Film
Yes, at 61, Demi Moore is still on screens. But in her new movie, ‘The Substance,’ her character’s body literally falls apart.
The People Who Rage Against the Machine
An emergent coalition of Catholics, preppers, localists, Luddites, and farmers is determined to resist modernity. They call themselves Doomer Optimists.
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WATCH ‘Hezbollah’s Hostages’: A Former Sex Slave Tells Her Story
Every week, we bring you the people risking their lives to speak out against the terrorist group. Today, meet Alya.
The Palestinian ‘Traitor’ Risking Everything to Speak Out
He condemned the Hamas massacre. Now, his life is in danger. ‘I’m scared as hell. But this is how change happens.’
The Killing of Nasrallah—and the Virtue of Escalation
The best way to end a regional war is to win it.
Are U.S. Airlines Effectively Boycotting Israel?
The decision to suspend flights to Tel Aviv is contributing to the country’s isolation. So why are the three major American carriers refusing to fly there?
Hezbollah’s Pagers and Walkie-Talkies Explode. Now What?
Dexter Filkins, who covered wars in the Middle East for decades, weighs in on Hezbollah, Iran, and what America should do about the brewing conflicts in the region.