Musk and Trump Still Agree on One Thing
Whatever they may be fighting about, they are both committed to showering tax cuts on Americans who already have more than they need.
Ideas
How I Accidentally Inspired a Major Chinese Motion Picture
A decade ago, I wrote a story about transcending cultural boundaries through sports. Now it’s a movie with a very different message.
America’s Anti-Jewish Assassins Are Making the Case for Zionism
History shows that violence against Jews creates more Zionists.
Will The Washington Post Embrace the AI Slush Pile?
Reducing the role of human editorial judgment is the last thing opinion journalism needs.
The Biden Investigation Is a Path to Even Greater Lawlessness
The president is not just abusing the immunity that the Supreme Court granted him. He might be seeking to expand it.
Trump Is Wearing America Down
Less than a decade ago, the Trump administration's travel ban sparked an outcry. Today, people seem far more willing to accept such a policy.
Every Election Is Now Existential
A nationalist’s narrow victory in Poland offers a preview of many knife-edge contests to come, all across the democratic world.
As America Steps Back, Others Step In
Our global leadership is at stake, and it’s not too late to act.
Why Wittgenstein Was Right About Silence
Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one may find life’s deeper meanings.
When My Teacher Made Me Pray
I was the only Jewish kid in my class, and I felt like an outcast.