James Kirchick

The late writer’s lessons on breaking the gender binary

How the left stopped worrying about Soros the billionaire and learned to love Soros ‘the Jew’

From neoconservatism to integralist cosplay to active worship of China and Russia, the ‘post-liberal’ right has had a giddy five years

Axel Springer CEO Mathias Döpfner is in talks to buy the Beltway news site, which bodes poorly for employees who have tried to bully management into left-wing ideological purity

How three media delusions from the Trump era are still ruining everything

A new documentary about former Executive Director Ira Glasser explains how the once-storied civil liberties organization came to embrace the ideology it was built to fight

Political grifter Steve Schmidt used homophobia to distract from his own sins—and everyone just let him get away with it

The teen coming-out rom-com ‘Love, Simon’ is a gem. Now the author of the book it is based on is assailed for her sexuality not matching that of her protagonists.

Biden must show he can stand up to the toxic wokeness that dominates elite institutions—including a significant segment of his own party—in order to unite the country

Among John Lewis’ many virtues: He refused to normalize Louis Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam, even as other prominent African American celebrities and politicians did

The late playwright and AIDS activist saw enemies everywhere—and he wasn’t wrong about that

Most Jews—and many Democrats—believe Bernie Sanders is a dangerous radical

Ex-British MP Ian Austin talks about the encounters with Holocaust survivors that shamed him into leaving the Labour Party

Let’s talk about the shysters, con men, and frauds surrounding the Democratic front-runner

A new book, ‘The Berlin Mission,’ recounts the story of American diplomat Raymond Geist’s efforts to resist the Nazis from inside Germany