A pro-life revolution
On a beautiful day in Washington, the Supreme Court strikes down Roe v. Wade
Biden’s racial ‘equity’ plan will backfire
Distorting the market in service to progressivist race ideology hurts everybody
Title IX reminds us that the cultural left will lose
Don’t bet on Lia Thomas in the arc of history long game
Mr. Kanter Freedom goes to Washington
Mingling in the halls of Congress with the NBA star and activist
Roe is gone — now what?
Abortion law in America becomes a patchwork with plenty of drama to follow
At the Supreme Court with pro-life Democrats
They waited in the rain for a decision on Dobbs
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Books and Arts
In search of a credible Elvis movie
Baz Luhrmann’s new biopic is fun but too cartoonish to capture the legend
On the fly
Imagine a City: A Pilot Sees the World by Mark Vanhoenacker reviewed
In praise of (very) small independent publishers
They punch above their weight, especially with religious books
The catastrophe that allowed mammals to reign supreme
The Rise and Reign of the Mammals: A New History, from the Shadow of the Dinosaurs to Us by Steve Brusatte reviewed
From the magazine
Zabar’s is still thriving
The deli is New York’s longest running show
Let’s hear it for horiatiki
Greek salad is the perfect dish to make for a dinner party
The nature of luck
What is luck?’ said Klynton, aged ten. ‘Hard to explain,’ I said
Is Hans Zimmer a genius or a charlatan?
A Zimmer score is seldom less than a pleasure to listen to, as has been the case for decades
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