American sports fans are an embarrassment
At the Ryder Cup, America’s golfers are losing on the links, and the country’s fans are losing in the stands
America
Saturday
Thursday
The Facebook police come calling
An American cancer patient was visited by British police over a comment on social media
Sunday
The mask slips at Socialism 2025
Speakers proposed eliminating police from campuses, abolishing test scores and replacing the nuclear family
Monday
Tucker tosses softballs to Iran
Carlson’s interviews give us a glimpse of what it would be like if we had an actual state-run media
Europe’s favorite novelty is causing pile-ups in the US
The irksome traffic circle – or, yeesh, ’roundabout’ – is quickly taking root
Tuesday
Under Trump, there is no G7 – only a G1
He blew out of the summit like a doctor on the golf course receiving an emergency page
Monday
Freedom is still the Revolutionary War’s legacy
Colonists fought for fundamental philosophy that all persons have natural rights
Friday
Activist-academics push to Make America Teetotal Again
New temperance movement wants alcohol to be treated like tobacco
Monday
The Great American State Fair could be the best Trump spectacle yet
It’s no surprise that Trump, the OG influencer, is pushing America to become the international influencer
Tuesday
The populism of Machiavelli and Jefferson
In America today, our virtues and successes are our undoing, much more than our vices or failures
The peculiar American attitude toward death
Taking our mortality too seriously has been an increasing problem in our country. Thank heavens for the satirists who refuse to do so
Sunday
Treachery! Americans rank Britain the world’s best country
Clearly there wasn’t a category for dental hygiene included under public health…
Wednesday
Can James Gunn deliver a pro-American Superman?
David Corenswet has been cast as the iconic DC Comics hero, with Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane
Thursday
Noël Coward, the English playwright who loved all things American
In order to take over the globe, he had to succeed in the largest English-language market
Monday
A tale of a Cracker Jack box and the old America
I’ve tried many times to imagine that Saturday in the autumn of 1923
Tuesday
The Whitney Houston biopic is a big, gay masterpiece
When Hollywood gets representation right
Thursday
Four vectors of danger for America and the West
It’s not just 1970s-style omens; we’ve got plenty of new problems too
Wednesday
Celebrating the Fourth in free Florida
Bad drivers, happy faces, and unmatched patriotism
Sunday
This great ungovernable country
Defiance of pointy-headed authority is in America’s very marrow
Monday
Don’t cancel John Donne’s poetry
He’s being attacked as a colonialist but his work was far more complex and erotic than that
