Increasingly our best works of American history are being authored by writers who’ve never attended a faculty meeting. Think James Rosen on Antonin Scalia, Jonathan Eig on Martin Luther King Jr., or Joshua Prager on Norma McCorvey and Roe v. Wade. Add to that list Jared Cohen, president of global affairs at Goldman Sachs, who
REVIEW: ‘The Internationalists: The Fight to Restore American Foreign Policy After Trump’ by Alexander Ward Secretary of State Antony Blinken and National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) When the 2020 Democratic primary was underway, an activist group founded by current national security adviser Jake Sullivan convened some of the party’s top foreign policy
Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks, and Gary Goetzman—the producers of HBO’s Band of Brothers and its partner The Pacific—have joined forces with Apple TV+ to bring audiences Masters of the Air, a miniseries that follows the heroic actions of the 100th Bomb Group, a B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomber unit in the Eighth Air Force, during
President Joe Biden managed to stay standing through the entirety of his State of the Union address, but that doesn’t mean it went well. The address was chock-full of classic Biden babble, with the 81 year old calling for “more community violencveratvenion,” stressing the importance of “our ability to have schchnefsuela,” and pledging to crack
No Labels will launch a presidential campaign for the November election, the group announced Friday. “I wasn’t sure exactly where No Labels delegates would land today, but they sent an unequivocal message: Keep going,” said Mike Rawlings, chair of the group’s national convention, in a statement the group posted to X. “They voted near unanimously
By some measures, President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address was a success. He didn’t collapse at the dais, he stayed upright, and he seemed pissed off. Or, as the New York Times would have you believe, he was “forceful,” he had “stamina,” he exhibited “vitality.” We saw something else. A president doesn’t turn
‘We have grave concerns regarding the inadequacy of MIT’s response to antisemitism on its campus,’ Virginia Foxx writes Rep. Virginia Foxx (L) and MIT president Sally Kornbluth (Win McNamee, Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images) The House Committee on Education and the Workforce is pressing the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to provide internal documents regarding its response to