November 2023


Science & Tech October 17, 2023

Meet Meredith Angwin, the grandmother changing the energy industry

The self-published author saw what almost no one else did: the coming downfall of the American electrical system

Emmet Penney

Politics October 17, 2023

The new wave of woman hate

Both sides have been co-opted by extremists who also happen to be misogynists

Bridget Phetasy

Media October 17, 2023

The rise of the underground free speech groups

Independent thought makes a comeback in progressive cities

Melanie Notkin

Politics October 17, 2023

The future looks Republican

The winner Democrats picked in 2020 has turned them into long-range losers

Daniel McCarthy

Europe October 17, 2023

‘We must defend our territory’: on the frontline of Europe’s migrant woes

Paul Wood reports from Lampedusa, Africa’s gateway to Italy

Paul Wood

Policy October 17, 2023

Migrant mania comes to sanctuary cities

The border crisis is now taking over New York and Chicago. Will that change anything?

Ben Domenech

Middle East October 17, 2023

America’s Hamas double failure

Don’t expect the Biden administration to acknowledge its errors, any more than it did after the catastrophic withdrawal from Afghanistan

Charles Lipson

Economics October 17, 2023

Justin Trudeau is tanking Canada’s economy

You can only imagine — and recoil in horror at — the potential damage the Canadian prime minister’s economic illiteracy will unleash

Stephen R. Soukup

Education October 17, 2023

Why the ancients would have been baffled by obesity

A degree of corpulence was the sign of a rich, healthy and prosperous man. But obesity turned one into a figure of fun or ignominy

Peter Jones

Politics October 17, 2023

Reports of the death of freedom have been greatly exaggerated

Barflies prove the irrelevance of most DC squabbles

Matthew Walther

Science & Tech October 17, 2023

Why ‘dirty’ coal is vital to a ‘clean’ green future

‘Any time you have energy, you have to dig something out of the ground’

Teresa Mull

Business October 17, 2023

The secret lives of New York’s doormen

They know your secrets — for good or ill

Josie Cox

Policy October 17, 2023

Americans are watching legal weed’s promise go up in smoke

More than a decade after Colorado became the first state to legalize marijuana in 2012, it is apparent that legalization has mostly failed based on the very criteria put forth by its champions

Luke Niforatos