
		May 01 2019

The Differences between Joe Biden and Jeb Bush

Dan McLaughlin

Joe Biden has distinct baggage that could bring him down as hard and as early as Jeb Bush fell. But expecting him to fail as spectacularly as Jeb ignores the important ways in which he is a different animal. Read More


Top Stories

Dennis Miller's Anti-Anti-Trump Comedy

Kyle Smith

Miller is at his hilarious best when he gets off ancient subjects like the hassles of flying commercial and charges through the political landscape from the opposite of the usual direction.

Apocalypse Now Is More Gripping Than Marvel Universe Escapism

Armond White

The big-screen experience of Apocalypse Now is intellectually and aesthetically incomparable to what today's streaming technology and television considers "content."

Ilhan Omar Blames U.S. Policy for Upheaval in Venezuela

Mairead McArdle

Representative Ilhan Omar (D., Minn.) blamed the U.S. on Wednesday for the 'devastation' in Venezuela.

When Should Punishment End?

Kevin D. Williamson

There are many convicted criminals who can be rehabilitated, and we should want to see them rehabilitated. There is more to these people than their votes, and more to human flourishing than maximizing the voter-registration rolls of the Democratic party.

Students Complain That White Actors Were Cast in Palestinian Roles

Katherine Timpf

Students at Columbia College are upset that white students were cast in the roles of Latino and Palestinian characters in a play -- even though no Palestinian students auditioned.

The Equal Rights Amendment Is Deader than Marley's Ghost

Paul Benjamin Linton and Clarke D. Forsythe

Whatever one's position on the merits of the Equal Rights Amendment, the amendment proposed in 1972 is dead. It's past time to bury it. Those who desire to pass the amendment will need to go back to square one and try again.

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Mess

The Editors

The infrastructure scheme deserves to die an early and unlamented legislative death.

White House Asks Congress for $4.5 Billion in Emergency Funds to Deal with Border Crisis

Mairead McArdle

The White House requested $4.5 billion in emergency funds from Congress Wednesday to deal with the crisis at the nation's southern border.


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