Commentary: Freed by Trump, the Jan. 6 criminals are preying on children and others
Matt K. Lewis If there’s a defining characteristic of President Donald Trump’s second term, it’s the tendency to treat big, irreversible decisions like impulse... Read more.
Commentary: Forty years after Chernobyl, war threatens a new nuclear disaster in Ukraine
Daniel Hryhorczuk On April 26, 1986, the world experienced the worst nuclear power plant disaster in history: the explosion and fire of reactor No. 4 at the Chernobyl... Read more.
Commentary: The problem isn’t masculinity — it’s the men modeling it
Claudia-Santi Fernandes From the White House to Harvard to Buckingham Palace, 2026 has become a masterclass in how men should not behave. Donald Trump tweeted in... Read more.
Commentary: Is AI coming for your job? A bigger government can help.
Kathryn Anne Edwards What happens if you lose your job and never find another one? That question is at the heart of the fear AI inspires: permanent job loss accompanied... Read more.
The ‘Click’: A 21-year journey to Program Fairy Godmother
Dawn M. Frim My journey with Anna Kuznetsova is a masterclass in the power of consistency and lifelong community connection. It began 21 years ago in my classroom... Read more.
Commentary: In the turmoil, challenges for graduates in the class of ’26
Llewellyn King Dear graduates of 2026, Welcome to the world you will be taking jobs in and where you will begin building careers, and at times shaping history. It... Read more.
Commentary: Noah Kahan shows how common, and harmful, a delayed OCD diagnosis is
Lisa McCarty Last week, Grammy-winning singer and songwriter Noah Kahan revealed that in 2025, while on a trip to Joshua Tree, he was diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive... Read more.
Commentary: Automakers’ data monopoly and how they dictate car repair
E.J. Antoni Think you own that new car you just bought? Not all of it. As many Americans are learning, automakers own their data, and they’re trying to dictate... Read more.
Commentary: Putin’s costly warmongering is stirring up resentment at home
Daniel DePetris If you ask the average person to name one of today’s dictators, Russia’s Vladimir Putin would likely be the first to come to mind. The former... Read more.
Commentary: My school is so worried I will cheat with AI it isn’t teaching
Surya Das I put my 100% original paper into an AI checker, only to receive a stunning 38% AI review. My heart raced, but my brain reasoned that I had not used AI... Read more.