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The Need to Manufacture Boredom
What I want for my children are the things boredom brings out of people.
Netanyahu Lives Another Day
After the Israeli election, it appears that Bibi’s coalition will be the largest but that no leader will have a clear path to a majority.
A Genuinely Feminist Sports Movie
Stephen Chow’s Kung Fu Soccer upsets the gender game.
The Senate Will Break Late This Year
Republicans are still in bad shape, but the blue wave hasn’t swept them out to sea just yet.
Who Pays and Gains from Senator Kelly’s AI Fund?
Taxing an industry for cause before it has shown clear harm risks forgoing the benefits it offers before it has a chance to deliver them.
The Strange Case of the Two Sullivans
In Alaska, the incumbent senator’s seat is being threatened by an unwelcome doppelgänger.
The Trump DOJ’s Latest Absurd Charge Against Comey
For the judge in the case, this is not a hard one.
The Big Scholarly Lie
Academia is committed to clearing Jason Arday of plagiarism, despite the overwhelming evidence against him.
Republicans Still Can Win
Persuading the low-propensity center-right could help the GOP edge out pro-illegal-alien Dems.
Democrats’ Alaskan Dirty Trick
Alaska Republicans are right to cry foul, but the Justice Department doesn’t have good legal grounds to throw out an election over a sham candidate.
Europe’s Mad Voyage Meets the Whirlwind
Moral values without moral commitments.
Why Humanity Needs Death
As AI pioneers target a post-human future, we must not forget the importance of confronting life’s fragility.
The Hidden Dividend of Social Security Reform
Pursuing benefit cuts over tax hikes would grow the economy and reduce the national debt burden.
Mon, 26 Oct 2026 10:30:32 +0000Noncitizen Voting Is a Real Problem — and This Loophole Explains Why
Registering at welfare agencies may be letting people on voter rolls illegally.
Anti-Catholicism Lives with El-Sayed in Michigan
We could afford to be a little more outraged about the Democratic candidate’s JFK Catholicism comparison.
The Stakes in 2026 — and Beyond
Whatever the public’s discontents, the Democrats are much worse.
Canada’s Trump Fixation Fades
Its third-largest province just gave conservative reformers a landslide.
We’re Doomed
In our brave new tech world, there’s nothing to fear but . . . everything.
Abdul El-Sayed’s Media Hall Pass
Even for a Democratic candidate, the level of deference he has received is nothing short of extraordinary.
The Earlobe and the Unborn Child
Virginia’s Question 1 would write a scientific falsehood into its Bill of Rights and take parents out of the room.
