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In this article, Konstantin Kisin explores the recent admissions by public figures regarding controversial topics, highlighting the shift in discourse and its implications for society.
The race to prevent the worst wildfires has been an increasingly high-tech one. Companies are proposing AI fire detection systems and drones that can stamp out early blazes. And now, one Canadian startup says it’s going after lightning. Lightning-sparked fires can be a big deal: The Canadian wildfires of 2023 generated nearly 500 million metric…
An economy dependent on fossil fuels planned to wind down, rather than expand, extraction
After months of bashing allies, the White House finds itself fighting largely alone
The article critiques the entertainment industry's tendency to prioritize social messaging over storytelling, arguing that this shift often leads to disengaging and ineffective narratives.
In the latest installment of the ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein, John Sailer joins in to discuss his recent article in the Wall Street Journal, “The. The post How Activism Gets Funded (ft. John Sailer) appeared first on First Things
The article explores the unintended consequences of America's aggressive policies toward Iran, highlighting how these actions have strengthened Tehran's influence and destabilized the region.
What's more dangerous, information you know is unreliable, or news you think might be? Michael Tracey and Matt Taibbi debate tonight, while answering comments from haters
Israel’s war in Gaza has caused high numbers of maternal and neonatal deaths, say two reports