A collection of 114 posts
The Trump administration is proposing to end support for some of the cutting-edge scientific research that is crucial to America's economic prosperity and military security.
Netanyahu’s Nobel Prize gesture masks serious diplomatic divisions over Iran’s nuclear programme and the future of Gaza’s devastated population.
Operations Rising Lion and Midnight Hammer have been successful military operations, but a great deal of uncertainty remains.
The assumption that once drove creative writing—that interior life deserves as much respect and interest as the latest bump in relations at the White House—no longer obtains.
The post-Cold War democratic wave has receded and the free world now appears to be learning from authoritarian regimes instead of the other way around.
The state should never be in the business of enforcing any particular ideology, but nor should it be in the business of suppressing it.
Biden’s re-election campaign was a grand exercise in hubris, which led to the very outcome it was intended to prevent.
Harvard professor Steven Pinker tells Quillette podcast host Jonathan Kay why Donald Trump’s campaign against his university’s ‘woke’ policies goes too far.
The Trump administration’s decision to start revoking the visas of international students is vindictive, petty, and counterproductive.
Donald Trump has an opportunity to influence the Qatari monarchy away from supporting jihad and towards promoting peace. But will he take it?
The Trump administration has a NatCon economics problem.
American populism and religion are bound by a shared desire for order in a rapidly changing world.
Last week’s federal election, decided amidst a spasm of anti-Trump fervour, reflects a long Canadian trend.
The cure may be worse than the disease.
How Trump’s tariffs and foreign policy signal the third phase of US decline on the world stage.