September 29 2025

Don’t reward misguided murderousness by grandly designating a senseless assassination a historical watershed

Mavens argue that Silicon Valley’s engineers should see their work as part of a greater divine plan

On the day of the assassination, the Pope tweeted not about Charlie, truth, or martyrdom, but about migrants

Charlie was unafraid to go anywhere and make the case for what he believed

The disabused lineaments of common sense are everywhere taking shape again

Perhaps US intelligence has an idea about who is increasingly the real power behind the throne in Beijing

What was unimagineable a decade ago is now seriously discussed in newspapers and research institutes

American politicians have a certain boldness in their financial aspirations

‘Like a cockroach, I refuse to die’

Psychedelic therapy doesn’t simply suppress symptoms. It may help reshape the system generating them

Disagreeing with the left, or the right, doesn’t make you a bad person – celebrating naked evil does

Most Americans have more in common with Charlie Kirk than with the alleged shooter or the elites making excuses

The future of American fiction is not in New York’s publishing houses, nor in the pages of the New York Times

It is clear that embracing ideology over truth directly led to scientists misleading us during the pandemic

‘My best guess is that someone born today has a better chance of dying by AI than of graduating high school’

Where the bots lead, humans follow, becoming themselves one-sided, simplistic and fueled by outrage

ChatGPT and its AI relatives are not our competitors – they’re our sherpas, able to scan the web in the time it takes us to sip our tea