COMMENTARY MAGAZINE: The latest issue features ‘We Jews Have The Honor Of Being Hated’…
Jews must cease hoping to solve anti-Semitism and make their own way forward by Bret Stephens
COMMENTARY MAGAZINE: The latest issue features
Strength wins, not modesty by Seth Mandel
Next year’s 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence can’t come soon enough. Both Democrats and Republicans need remedial lessons in basic American principles, stat. by Matthew Continetti
How can students learn when they can tell a machine to do their work? by Michael Lewis
COMMENTARY MAGAZINE: The latest issue features ‘Board Games’ – The Supreme Court has outlawed counting by race in college admissions. Here’s how universities might try to defy the ruling and keep affirmative action without admitting it.
Can it take lessons from a policy that failed even as it succeeded? by Jonathan Schanzer
The Supreme Court has outlawed counting by race in college admissions. Here’s how universities might try to defy the ruling and keep affirmative action without admitting it. by Naomi Schaefer Riley
Social Commentary by Christine Rosen
Tech Commentary by James B. Meigs
Commentary Magazine (April 17, 2025): The latest issue features ‘The Untold Story of How Israel Failed on October 7’….
Javier Milei and other regional leaders are set on de-woking and rebuilding Latin America by Robert C. Thornett
COMMENTARY MAGAZINE (March 14, 2025): The latest issue features ‘In Praise Of Big Pharma’; How American Aid has subsidized Terror and The Coalition of the Sentimental & Homicidal for Palestine…
“If we allow the hatred of the industry to continue, we are going to lose investment and people are going to die.” by Tevi Troy
Washington Commentary by Matthew Continetti
Social Commentary by Christine Rosen
COMMENTARY MAGAZINE (January 15, 2025): The latest issue features ‘A Clockwork Blue’ – How the left has come to excuse away and embrace political violence….
by Noah Rothman
Democrats displayed more depression than anger in the weeks following Donald Trump’s 2024 victory. Alas, partisans on the progressive left and their camp followers among conventional liberals could avoid succumbing to nihilism for only so long. An occasion to indulge their negative passions came along soon after the election in an act of cold-blooded murder on a predawn December morning in midtown Manhattan.
Taylor Sheridan’s shows explain how and why we got Trump again by Rick Marin
…the U.S. has been too slow in arming its ally, too restrictive in setting conditions on the use of weapons, and generally too fearful of Vladimir Putin’s threats. The result is that Ukraine, for all its unfathomable courage and boundless ingenuity, has been permitted to fight, but not win, the war. If this keeps up, Ukraine could actually lose.
When I step back a bit, I can see that Zuckerberg isn’t just haplessly begging our forgiveness. He’s trying to save his business. Meta Platforms, the company he controls, contains some of the world’s most widely used and profitable digital brands, including Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. Meta appears to be thriving, with its stock price more than quadrupling since a rocky 2022. But Zuckerberg knows that his company’s brands are built on foundations of sand. Just as a sandbar will move with tides, the user base of any social platform can drift away in a surprisingly short time.
This is Harris’s challenge: She’s the incumbent vice president running for higher office in a change election. She’s an undefined candidate whose positions and job performance are vulnerable to attack. She wants to be seen as a disruptor while remaining loyal to President Biden. And she wants to move away from the far-left views she held as a senator while she continues to proclaim that her values have stayed the same.
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