Clayton Fox

Clayton Fox writes Tablet’s daily newsletter, The Scroll, alongside Sean Cooper and Jacob Siegel. He has written independently for Tablet, Real Clear Investigations, Brownstone Institute, American Theatre magazine, Los Angeles Magazine and The American Conservative. Follow him on Twitter @clayfoxwriter

Anatomy of a Blood Libel
With the initial claims of the hospital story debunked, all that is left is the eternal guilt and villainy of the Jewish people
byClayton Fox
The Toxic Gentleness of the American Theater
Woke Bolsheviks are destroying a once-great art form from within
byClayton Fox
Thinning the Ranks
Using vaccines as a political weapon, U.S. military leaders have wrecked the force’s combat readiness and morale, current and former soldiers tell Tablet
byClayton Fox
Summer in Chicago
A dispatch from the bluest city in America
byClayton Fox
The Spike
A growing number of scientists are sounding the alarm about the risks of both COVID and its cures
byClayton Fox
Eight Days
A poem for Holocaust Remembrance Day
byClayton Fox
Enemies of the State
Two years after rioters stormed the Capitol, hundreds of defendants remain tied up in legal limbo and the government’s investigation is still growing
byClayton Fox
Fuck David Mamet
America’s most daring and insightful playwright tried to warn us that we were going haywire. By making him a hate object, American theater has made us all poorer.
byClayton Fox
The Dissidents
A handful of scientists and doctors have spent the past two years defending mainstream public health approaches and scientific rigor against the pandemic response bureaucracy
byClayton Fox
The Funniest Jew on Earth
On Mel Brooks’ 95th birthday, a celebration of the man whose humor faced down death and made generations of Jews feel seen
byClayton Fox
Stop Being Afraid
I feel fearful and out of place traveling across the country these days. But maybe it’s not you, America, it’s me.
byClayton Fox