- The American Exception – Commentary Magazine
You’ve heard it before: American democracy is dying Our 237-year-old Constitution is out of date The U S Senate and the Electoral College are bulwarks of white supremacy The legislative filibuster
- The Meaning of Kfir Bibas – Commentary Magazine
If Hamas’s statement is true, this week will bring a tragic, though not unexpected, close to a painful episode: the fate of the rest of the Bibas family Yarden Bibas
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- Sinwar Is Gone, Hamas Isn’t Far Behind - Commentary Magazine
The IDF has killed Yahya Sinwar One year and 10 days after Hamas’s massacre of Israeli innocents, the mastermind of the attack was pronounced dead On social media, one can see pictures that appear to show his corpse—lying in rubble, covered in dust, head cratered And that just about describes the current condition of Hamas Some critics of Israeli strategy claim that Israel can’t
- The Trumpmoon – Commentary Magazine
Donald Trump is enjoying something he has never experienced: a presidential honeymoon The period of harmony began at 5:34 a m on November 6, when the AP called the election, and
- Trans Criminals: The Problem We Refuse to Define - Commentary Magazine
One of the more colorful crime stories of the Biden administration concerned Sam Brinton, an official working on nuclear-waste issues who was arrested for chronic luggage theft Brinton, who describes
- Greenpeace Pays the Piper – Commentary Magazine
In March, the pipeline company Energy Transfer won a massive civil suit against the environmental nonprofit Greenpeace The case dates back to 2016, when as many as 10,000 activists traveled
- Three Weeks in Cairo: A Journalist in Quest of . . . - Commentary Magazine
I have just come out of Cairo after a three weeks’ stay in Egypt At the beginning, I was able to find and interrogate a number of objective observers, track down certain opponents of the Nasser regime and win their confidence, even have some good talks with various government officials and three cabinet ministers—two of them members of the Revolutionary Command Council, the small group of
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