October 13 2025

Like J.D. Vance and Donald Trump, in an age of immediate media, Nigel Farage’s great weapon is that he is human

The old guard of the left, the neoliberal and corporate-friendly media, has lost control

I try to shield my son from the absence of policing

Trump’s indifference to being called a racist may be having a wider effect

Does the President have the authority to hire and fire his agents and underlings? The Constitution says yes

The country has sleepwalked into a moral maze with no exit

My son, 42, was diagnosed with Asperger syndrome on his 13th birthday in 1996

Restoring Ukraine’s prewar borders sounds, on the face of it, a just solution to an unjust invasion

People come to think of themselves as objects rather than subjects, almost as laboratory specimens

The demographics of the United States and Europe suggest the left and right alike will feel the need to enlist support beyond Judeo-Christian boundaries

Reviving an extinct species is like mending something you broke – a moral imperative

The audience and presenters both roughly concurred that, slowly and agonizingly, the tide is turning on this vast medical scandal

The doctrine boils down to this: the more threatening a person is, the less threatening he is

The Islamic Republic today is a markedly different entity from that of ten years ago

Politicians I can do without, but I miss the whales

Like fairyland and the astral plane, the online world is navigable only if you learn its rules

The social media platform Reddit now features a community entitled MyBoyfriendIsAI, with around 20,000 members

If the dollar dominates stablecoins, America could dominate global finance for centuries