Maybe Society Should Go to the Dogs
The article explores the idea that embracing a more dog-centric culture could enhance societal well-being, highlighting the benefits of companionship and unconditional love that pets provide.
Leading American conservative editorial magazine founded by William F. Buckley Jr.
The article explores the idea that embracing a more dog-centric culture could enhance societal well-being, highlighting the benefits of companionship and unconditional love that pets provide.
A gratifying visit to Newfields, the garden and museum campus, for flower sculptures, Rembrandt, Van Gogh, and more
The current rate of executions reflects the enormous slowdown in the carrying out of sentences
When America loses a war, it is generally because of political reaction at home, notwithstanding smashing success on the battlefield
The article explores the ongoing conflict in Iran, highlighting the complexities and challenges that suggest a resolution is far from imminent.
President Trump, much as he might wish otherwise, is not Congress
Building coalitions around older voters shows a lack of understanding of growing generational tensions in politics
A key element of Iran’s strategy has been to impose economic pain on the Gulf states to force them to press the United States into staying its hand
This Passover, I’m grateful for the non-Jews who show their support by joining with us
The Chiles decision is a blow to Colorado’s censorship campaign
How China’s crackdown on Manus signals a new phase of techno-authoritarian competition — and how Washington should respond
It’s the same delusion that destroyed Biden’s presidency, incidentally