A new Covid variant arrives, but just how hysterical should we be?
By Matt Purple
By dealing in caricatures, they cause us to caricature each other. Then comes dinner
By Matt Purple
Paul Gosar gets censured as our legislative body focuses like a laser on what matters
By Matt Purple
Our own Dr. Frankenstein wants to innovate the world away — again
By Matt Purple
America’s most undiplomatic politician heads to France to unwind a diplomatic faux pas
By Matt Purple
MSNBC did not handle Glenn Youngkin’s win well
By Matt Purple
His campaign exuded weirdness because Democrats have lost touch
By Matt Purple
America’s most haunted place makes for great storytelling
By Matt Purple
Facebook overhauled our social contract and unleashed forces it can’t control
By Matt Purple
Matt Purple, Amber Athey and guest Nate Hochman of the National Review discuss the revelation that Loudoun County schools may have concealed a rape in the service of woke ideology.
By Matt Purple
Biden and company sneer at inflation but the public may not be buying what they’re selling
By Matt Purple
A coach is humiliated for behaving badly, but maybe not every lout should be caught
By Matt Purple
Anthony Fauci wants to flatten the curve over the holidays, but Americans are no longer listening
By Matt Purple
A response to that New York Times essay defending divorce as empowerment
By Matt Purple
