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The Choice That Will Determine Gretchen Whitmer’s Future — and Michigan’s
Will the governor move toward the middle as her tenure comes to an end, distinguishing herself as a 2028 presidential contender — or…
The U.K. Is Slouching Toward Bioethical Dystopia
A prominent institution that provided clear thinking on abortion and assisted suicide has closed just as the United Kingdom is careening…
The Left Contrives Its Own Reality on Political Violence
The sanctimonious calls for unity are a little hard to take. Source link
‘In-I In Motion’ Review: Juliette Binoche Revisits a Daunting but Freeing Artistic Experiment
Of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, the screen’s most celebrated dance partners, Katharine Hepburn is famously said to have declared that…
Trump Expands Unauthorized Use of Lethal Military Force in the Caribbean
The president is upping the ante. Source link
Lorde Strips Down, Gets Vulnerable at Chicago ‘Ultrasound’ Show: Concert Review
If Lorde is seen by some as one of pop music’s great mystics, she is also a master of decreation — or unmaking her persona and herself.…
Who’s Crying? Not Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend, but Most Everyone Else During Farewell Show by the Who at the Hollywood Bowl — Concert Review
I can say that I did not expect to be leaving the Who‘s visit to the Hollywood Bowl this week holding myself back from breaking into…
Relax, It Is Never Space Aliens
There’s enormous media pressure to publish whenever anything alien comes out. Yet the best explanation of the phenomena isn’t aliens.…
Where Is Congress on Trump’s Lethal Military Strikes on Venezuelan Boats?
Even assuming he is correct that these are narco-terrorists, Trump has offered no justification under the Constitution and the laws of…
Guardrails, Now More Than Ever
America’s institutions exist to resist evil, teach virtue, and instill purpose in all of us. Charlie Kirk’s murder commands us to restore…
‘Good News’ Review: A Sharp Political Farce From the Director of ‘Kill Boksoon’ Follows an Unplanned Detour From Tokyo to Pyongyang
Terrorism is not exactly a natural fit for screen comedy. Defiantly going where few have gone before — one rare prior example being the…
Cardi B Is Back With a Vengeance on the Triumphant ‘Am I the Drama?’: Album Review
It’s one thing to be naturally as charismatic and magnetic as Cardi B — her testimony during last month’s assault lawsuit was as…
Riefenstahl Raises the Riddle of Artistic Heroism
A timely hit job equates cinema and politics. Source link
Abolish the FCC
Rather than fantasizing about using government power to punish the left, Republicans should foreclose the possibility of future…
The Kirk Assassination Won’t Silence Us
We need to find the courage to speak as free men. Source link
The Week: Democrats Flirt with Shutdown Politics
Plus: ABC suspends Jimmy Kimmel indefinitely. Source link
Patients Win with Free Speech for Pharmaceutical Ads
Patients should be free to choose what products they want, but also be free to learn about them. Source link
Jimmy Kimmel’s Mistake
He presumably was misled by the legacy media’s unwillingness to be forthright about the killer’s motive. Source link
‘Exit 8’ Review: A Lost Man Wanders a Labyrinthine Limbo in a Witty, Elegantly Spare Videogame Adaptation
Given how few first-person videogames make a successful transition to the big screen, it’s surprising how easy Genki Kawamura‘s “Exit 8”…
‘The Senior’ Review: Michael Chiklis Plays a 59-Year-Old College Linebacker in Rod Lurie’s True-Life Sports Fairy Tale
The director Rod Lurie has had an eclectic career that often tilts toward the dark side — he has made films about the nitty-gritty of…
Doctor sexual misconduct hearings too lenient, says UK review
Nat WrightHealth Producer Sanctions for doctors guilty of sexual misconduct in the UK are too lenient in around a quarter of cases, a…
‘Swiped’ Review: A Thin, Glossy Account of the Brief Fall and Unstoppable Rise of an OG Girlboss
It doesn’t say much for our modern world that, when presented with the cheerful, empowering origin story of a billionairess, one’s first…
So Now the Left Is Against Government Extortion to Suppress Speech?
Congratulations, Democrats. You’re now living in the world you created. Source link