A Century Later, Capitalism Is a Boon for Bauhaus

Marlo Safi

The Bauhaus sought to integrate art with machinery and, to a great extent, it succeeded. Its members created an enduring zeitgeist that conforms design to perpetually advancing technology. Read More

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The Juicy, Joyous Work of Frans Hals

Brian T. Allen

It's a great show, focused, succinct, with gorgeous, important art, an international collaboration, and propelled by the permanent collection of two fine museums.

Picking Up the Pieces

Madeleine Kearns

Set in 1946 Germany, the film follows the failing union of a British couple and the woman's adulterous affair with a handsome German widower.

Tucker Carlson Laments America’s Cultural Decline: ‘Why Is This Happening?’

Jack Crowe

“The causes are different from what I thought,” he said, reflecting on his earlier diagnosis of the roots of urban poverty.

Collusion Clingers and Their Flat-Earth Forebears

Deroy Murdock

Democrats just won’t take ‘no collusion’ for an answer.

No Winners in the ‘Collusion’ Wars

Andrew C. McCarthy

There are still two camps relying on the ambiguity of the word collusion to argue their opposing positions, indignant that anyone could disagree.

The Legacies of William F. Buckley Jr.

Matthew Continetti

Buckley's outstanding and enduring impact on conservatism.

Abzug

D. Keith Mano

The Gimlet Eye columnist D. Keith Mano attends an upstate speech of Ms. Abzug, catching the Congresswoman in her standard demagogue mode.

FCC Chairman: Net-Neutrality Supporters Saw ‘Political Advantage’ in Stirring ‘Fear’

Mairead McArdle

Ajit Pai said that some advocates of net neutrality saw a political advantage in fomenting fear about the policy's end.

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