In The Identity Trap, Yascha Mounk, who teaches international affairs at Johns Hopkins, joins a number of eminent critics of the identitarian movement that has come to dominate both American academia and, increasingly, our political and social life. He differs from most such critics in two respects. First, while he is a professed “philosophical” liberal,
The annus mirabilis of 1989 was truly a marvelous year. Decades of Communist oppression ended with a chaotic series of events, leaving the members of the various politburos from Moscow to Berlin puzzled and the freed people euphoric. The Berlin Wall crumbled, the Communist border guards did not shoot, the Soviet Army did not take
President Joe Biden is not well. During an event in North Carolina this week, he called out to the crowd in search of Rep. Deborah Ross (D., N.C.), who wasn’t there even though Biden, 81, seemed to think he had just taken a photo with her. “Where’s Deborah?” the president asked. “I just had my
Toni Atkins authored ‘self-ID’ law that lets anyone change his or her legal sex by simple self-attestation Gold Award recipient Isabella Pena (L) of Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio joins a meeting with Speaker Emeritus Toni Atkins (R) (Kelly Sullivan/Getty Images) California Democratic state senator Toni Atkins, who has given tens of thousands of dollars
Fulton County district attorney Fani Willis’s election meddling case against Donald Trump is unraveling amid allegations she hired her lover to prosecute the former president. It’s precisely the kind of inappropriate affair the Georgia Democrat swore she’d avoid while campaigning for office. “I certainly will not be choosing people to date that work under me.
Hamas builds elaborate underground network while its people starve (Amir Levy/Getty Images) The ongoing anti-terrorist campaign in Gaza has given the Israeli military a firsthand glimpse of the elaborate tunnel system Hamas has constructed in lieu of providing basic care to its citizens. The scope of these tunnels, where top Hamas leaders are believed to
Chicago is considering a proposal that would effectively ban the use of natural gas in new buildings, making it the latest Democratic city to pursue prohibiting future homes from using gas stoves. Alderwoman Maria Hadden (D.), a sponsor of the proposal, told the Chicago Tribune that she plans to introduce on Wednesday the measure that