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What began as a protest over poor schools has become a nationwide wave of blockades, fires, and clashes with police. Behind the chaos is a calculated strategy from the far-left’s presidential hopeful, writes Simone Rodan-Benzaquen.
Yigal Carmon warned of ‘possible war’ less than six weeks before Hamas attacked Israel. Now, in a new report, he lays out the signs that were missed in more detail than ever, writes Jay Solomon.
Sally Satel on why a federal panel recommended the suspension of psychology’s top accreditor.
It’s easy to start drinking Feel Free, sold as a ‘social tonic’ in over 30,000 stores, writes Josh Code. But it can be so hard to stop that withdrawal is ‘absolutely comparable’ to heroin, says someone who used both.
In today’s Weekend Press: Caitlin Flanagan on the ‘Cornell Seven.’ Taylor Swift, what went wrong? Marie Gluesenkamp Perez tells us there’s more than one way to be a Democrat. It’s time to read ‘East of Eden.’ And more!
Women know that fraternity houses are dangerous places—and yet they go anyway, writes Caitlin Flanagan.
As Netflix brings John Steinbeck’s 1952 classic to a new generation, Free Press Book Club moderator Michele McAloon reflects on what ‘East of Eden’ teaches us about family, forgiveness, and free will.
Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez gets in trouble with her party for siding with Republicans—and she’s not bashful about it. ‘It’s generally bad for democracy when we’re like, “There is one way to be a Democrat,“ ’ she tells Madeleine Kearns.
A former executioner on why he turned against the death penalty. Arthur Brooks on why you need a hobby. And more.
The former Steelers coach spent 12 years secretly building a city in 'Minecraft.' The lesson for the rest of us is that what makes us happiest may be the things that accomplish absolutely nothing, writes Arthur Brooks.
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