Nicholas Clairmont’s review of Jacob Siegel’s The Information State: Politics in the Age of Total Control (“Tyranny Through Technology,” March 29, 2026) calls it “careful and specific” and “unimpeachably sourced.” I am one of the book’s caricatured villains and I want to address the sourcing and specificity directly. The heart of Siegel’s “mass censorship” narrative,
Billions of people around the world are celebrating two of the great advances in human freedom this weekend. Wednesday night marked the start of Passover, the Israelites’ divine rescue from slavery in Pharaoh’s Egypt. This Sunday, Christians will attend Easter services to commemorate Jesus’ resurrection and triumph over death after his execution by Roman soldiers.
‘I’m so over these idiots,’ one member wrote. ‘A giant pot of money to pay zionists with,’ said another. The storming of Hamilton Hall in 2024 at Columbia University (Alex Kent/Getty Images) After Columbia University’s anti-Semitism task force recommended hiring Middle East professors who are “not explicitly anti-Zionist”—the task force’s final report noted that there
The US Agency for International Development’s inspector general’s office has already identified UN employees who are linked to the terror group United Nations headquarters (Spencer Platt/Getty Images) The chief oversight body responsible for tracking U.S. foreign assistance says United Nations agencies are stonewalling a probe into their ties to Hamas. The agencies have failed to
‘I’ve been about as crudely atheist as one can be,’ Senate candidate wrote Graham Platner (Sophie Park/Getty Images) Graham Platner, a Democratic Senate candidate from Maine known for his now-covered Nazi tattoo, described himself as so “crudely atheist” that he derided Jesus Christ as a “zombie” and the Virgin Mary as “a skank” in a
ActBlue’s staff ‘was aware that its system was not as robust as necessary,’ legal memo said Attorneys (Grabien), ActBlue logo (actblue.com) Attorneys for ActBlue, the Democratic fundraising behemoth that has fueled the left’s political machinery by processing more than $7 billion in small-dollar contributions in the past five years, issued a dire warning to the
The training, which recommends books from Ibram X. Kendi and Robin DiAngelo, encourages supervisors to identify ‘subtle’ slights workers experience ‘due to their group identity’ Zohran Mamdani (Stephanie Keith/Getty Images) The New York City Parks Department, facing a $33 million budget cut and chronic understaffing problems, instructs its supervisors to be “antiracist” activists who police “microaggressions”