I do not go shopping on Black Friday — not because I’m protesting capitalism, but because capitalism has provided me with wonderful options to save me from the hell that far too many people foolishly call a “holiday.”
I cannot explain to you just how little interest I have in physically going to a store to buy a thing, and I’m just so thankful that our society’s capitalism-fueled advances have saved me from ever having to do so. There are no groceries in my house — because there don’t have to be ...
I do not go shopping on Black Friday — not because I’m protesting capitalism, but because capitalism has provided me with wonderful options to save me from the hell that far too many people foolishly call a “holiday.”
I cannot explain to you just how little interest I have in physically going to a store to buy a thing,...
It’s been nearly two months, and a geologic age, since the New York Times ran its initial report on Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein’s sexual predation.
It’s difficult to think of any...
A few weeks ago, Chinese president Xi Jinping offered a Soviet-style five-year plan for China’s progress at the Communist Party congress in Beijing. Despite his talk of global cooperation, the...
Editor’s Note: The following piece originally appeared in City Journal. It is adapted here with permission.
What gives Gene Dattel’s Reckoning with Race: America’s Failure its special power...
‘Hey, honey, let’s go see that movie called ‘Mudbound,’” said nobody ever. Following a predictably lauded premiere at last January’s Sundance Film Festival, where indie films that take trendy...
John Earl Haynes, Harvey Klehr, & Alexander Vassiliev
"This magisterial book transcends the old debates and paradigms, and provides the most complete and thorough account of what Soviet espionage agents actually did in the United States." - Ronald Radosh, The Weekly Standard
