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From Monster to Martyr
Netflix’s reimagining of East of Eden’s Cathy Ames is beautiful, tragic, and merciful — that’s the problem.
Cornell’s Frat-Party Ban Kicks the Keg Down the Road
As long as the premises of the sexual revolution remain unexamined, young people will remain unprepared for the realities of sex and relationships.
Cornhusker Majesty: Nebraska’s State Capitol
Its football prowess might be long gone, but its capitol in Lincoln is among America’s greatest buildings.
Gavin Newsom’s Secret Fracking Ban Comes Undone
California’s governor tried to outlaw oil production by executive fiat. A state judge has exposed the deception.
Fraud Is Not the Biggest Source of Health-Care Waste
Most of the government’s inappropriate spending goes out the front door.
The <i>Washington Post</i> Parodies the Fact-Check Genre in El-Sayed’s Defense
In fact, the Senate candidate’s suspect views and associations speak for themselves.
Abdul El-Sayed Is No JFK
Kennedy didn’t defend his faith as a way of distracting from his own extremism and that of people around him.
Read the Balance Sheet, Not the Headlines
The public sentiment suggests a movie flop, but the data show a sequel that beats expectations.
Fri, 23 Oct 2026 10:30:56 +0000The Week: Insane in the Ukraine
Plus: France in flames.
The Problem with Abdul El-Sayed’s JFK Analogy
Catholicism did not shape Kennedy’s political thought in the way that Islam may inform the Michigan Senate candidate’s.
This Pre-Movement Conservative Deserves Our Attention
Edward C. Harwood took the government to task before it was cool.
Scrutinizing Abdul El-Sayed’s Radicalism Isn’t Islamophobic
His extreme views and associations are fair game.
The Hideous Deceptions of <i>You Can See Everything</i>
When a mockumentary becomes class propaganda.
Yes, Armed Civilians Can — and Do — Stop Mass Shootings
When so many incidents share one particular outcome — armed civilians stopping attackers — it seems difficult to dismiss the pattern as accidental.
The Hungarian Revolution Was the First Tear in the Iron Curtain
Seventy years ago, the uprising revealed the failures of the communist system.
He Didn’t Ask
President Trump cut the public out of the decision to go to war.
How Democrats Lost Their Way on Gaza
Surrendering to far-left voices and selective media outrage distorted debate and created dangerous infighting.
Could This Time Be Different on Ukraine?
Trump’s latest lurch toward Russia may be unlike the previous several.
Discrimination in the Name of Diversity
Asian-American middle school kids get locked out of an elite program.
Courts Should Not Micromanage Prisons on Transgender Issues
The Supreme Court should have stopped a district judge from enjoining the Bureau of Prisons on transgender services for inmates.
