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Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on Sunday announced that he will resign after less than a year in office. Ishiba’s

Politics Mamdani Drives the Right to Cuomo New York City conservatives consider Cuomo in a last-ditch effort to deny Mamdani

Culture Weapons Is a Post-Woke Masterpiece A new film by Zach Cregger rejects the moral inversions of Hollywood. Ever since

Culture Observations on Movie-Watchers Nothing ruins a classic film like the condescending cackles of the audience. By the standards of

Venezuela again flew fighter jets near a U.S. warship in international waters, the Department of War said Friday. The incident

Foreign Affairs The ‘Japan First’ Party  Sanseito’s Matsuda Manabu sits down with The American Conservative. When the minor Sanseito political

Latin America The Corruption Scandal Casting Long Shadows Over Javier Milei An edited audio recording implicates his sister, Karina Milei,

Foreign Affairs Will Poland and Turkey Become Nuclear Snares for the U.S.? Both nations want nukes—and continued American protection. George

A softer than expected August jobs report roiled markets Friday.  The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the economy added

Foreign Affairs Foreign Policy for Grown-Ups The dysfunctions of American foreign relations may not be soluble, but they can be