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Civil war 2.0? A troubling number of Americans believe political violence is acceptable Opinion
A recent poll shows democracy isn’t cutting it for a lot of US citizens anymore
Oct 30, 2023 21:28
Woke Racism’ is just another tiresome reactionary rant Opinion
John McWhorter’s latest book joins a growing library of ‘anti-woke’ tomes railing against an imaginary problem as a sop to an increasingly neurotic middle America.
Dec 12, 2021 11:06
Why have Russians rejected the West’s ‘values’? Opinion
When the Berlin Wall came down, many triumphantly declared that the West had won the Cold War and that its values would soon become universally accepted, pushing out the old systems that had dominated Eastern Europe for decades.
Nov 21, 2021 11:39
Why did it take an old story about horrific dog experiments to convince people that it’s time to #ArrestFauci? Opinion
The rediscovery of a series of grisly experiments on beagle puppies has galvanized social media users into demanding the arrest of “America’s doctor” Anthony Fauci. But where was everyone when his work was harming humans?
Oct 26, 2021 16:39
Absurd mission creep: The CIA’s new units pave the way for the most totalitarian period in its history Opinion
With new units on China and climate change, global health and emerging tech, the CIA is expanding its reach (as it has often tried to do, unsuccessfully, in the past). But these ventures are likely to have unwanted consequences.
Oct 8, 2021 15:15
If men ‘only eat steak to feel butch’ and should go vegan, what are we gonna do with a billion cows? Opinion
A new study believes some of the world’s environmental problems can be addressed by educating men that eating meat does not define their masculinity. But it’ll take more than woke research to get me to convert to nut roast.
Jul 8, 2021 13:40
White people may not like it, but here’s why it’s time for black descendents of slaves to be paid billions in reparations Opinion
I’ve got ancestors who toiled on the plantations of the Caribbean and America, and others who were exploited under colonial rule. They deserve justice and we – just like the relatives of Holocaust victims – deserve compensation.
Mar 13, 2021 14:34
Is Australia’s Kim Jong Dan finally on the ropes? An inquiry into his abysmal handling of Covid-19 could signal his demise Opinion
The premier of the state of Victoria, who’s instituted some of the most draconian lockdown rules in the world, is under mounting pressure and calls for his resignation are mounting by the day.
Sep 24, 2020 21:01
The EU’s €1.1 trillion budget and €750 billion bailout prove you can never taper a Ponzi scheme Opinion
The European Union bailout announced this week won’t be enough, and it’ll be the obedient EU taxpayers who have to pick up the tab for future packages. Britain should be relieved it’s no longer part of this sorry mess.
Jul 22, 2020 12:30
Is it in the bag, Joe? 5 times the Democrats blew a winnable election Opinion
The polls look healthy for Joe Biden as the US election draws ever nearer. But victory isn’t a fait accompli, as his party has a rich history in snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
Jul 12, 2020 12:34