Rachel Lu writes: It will be remembered not as a Selma moment, but as a Salem moment: a period of collective insanity. Some would lump "Selma" in there too, but … [Read more...]

Charles C. Johnson writes: Jack disclosed that he took time off from working for Square and serving as then-Chairman of Twitter in 2014 to return to his hometown of St. Louis, Missouri to … [Read more...]

Camille Paglia writes: There’s an absurdist, almost Dadaist quality to Trump’s candidacy, like Groucho Marx satirizing high society swells in A … [Read more...]

Bitch away. I can't wait for this book to come out! … [Read more...]

David Cole writes: For a people who like to boast about being descended from kings, this is most surely an ignominious reduction in influence. “My ancestors ruled over a vast, fertile kingdom and commanded an army … [Read more...]

Mean racist whites have been saying for decades that affirmative action at the college level is bad for blacks. While not unique to blacks, they are particularly susceptible to the phenomenon of finding themselves no longer the big intellectual fish when they leave their small school pond. (PS: … [Read more...]

But just in case that happens, they're putting a new bunch in place! Many believe the Groveland Boys were innocent, and today, city and county governments, the Florida Senate and concerned citizens are pushing for the state to … [Read more...]

Steve Sailer writes: Deep down, everybody more or less knows that the current conventional wisdom is genteel flapdoodle, and thus they project their fears and hopes onto Trump. Everyone is vaguely aware in this eighth year … [Read more...]

 The only success we have is Roots and 12 … [Read more...]