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Sergey Brin’s Girlfriend Tells It Like It Is
‘He has a mind of his own. If I could control him, I’d be married with a baby right now.’ GG Soto opens up to Suzy Weiss.
Suzy Weiss
How Disneyland Remade American Politics
Orange County had almost no history of its own. It turned out to be the perfect place to invent America’s.
Beverly Gage
Abdul El-Sayed and the Decline of the Senate
A great senator is retiring, and Michigan Democrats will either choose a worthy replacement or a radical provocateur.
Dan Saltman
How the Far Left Tapped into a Money Machine
Graham Platner’s success in the Maine primary shows how easy it’s become for radical candidates to attract major campaign donations.
Ruy Teixeira
EXCLUSIVE: Cannabis Giants Sued for Marketing Weed as Medicine
A new class-action lawsuit alleges three of America’s largest marijuana companies know that science doesn’t support their health claims—but keep saying…
Josh Code
Plato’s Cave and the Rise of the Highly Educated Radical
Professors have taught generations of students to reduce individuals to the flat abstractions of identity groups, politics to zero-sum relations of…
Jacob Howland
The Comey Indictment Has Already Backfired
The indictment says posting ‘86 47’ expressed ‘intent to do harm’ to the president. That’s a stretch, and the weak case will let Comey play the victim.
Eli Lake
Will America Finally Let Itself Build Nuclear Plants?
Regulations killed American nuclear power, which provides plentiful, clean energy. Now the Trump administration is remaking the rules so we can build…
Emmet Penney
Ben Shapiro: This Is What Happens When Institutions Fail
The foundations upon which our institutions were built have rotted away. Here’s how to save them.
Ben Shapiro
She Was Epstein’s Top Assistant. How Did She Emerge Unscathed?
For nearly 20 years, Lesley Groff managed Epstein’s life—including his massage schedule. Today, she lives in a wealthy Connecticut town, largely…
Tanya Lukyanova
Douglas Murray: There’s a Reason the Shooter’s Manifesto Sounded Familiar
The accusations shouted by protesters outside the White House Correspondents’ Dinner didn’t stay outside. Neither did the logic behind them.
Douglas Murray
The Culture That Bred Cole Allen
How does the unacceptable become acceptable?
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