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The Free Press FOR FREE PEOPLE Meet the People That Make The Free Press Possible FOR FREE PEOPLE Home The Race Honestly Support Us Shop Reading Events Careers Archive About Search Featured when-students-become-terrorists niall-ferguson-history-and-anti-history tgif-foreign-interference victor-davis-hanson-the-truth-about things-worth-remembering-tom-stoppard bari-weiss-the-war-on-our-history Things Worth Remembering: Nothing Is Lost Forever In ‘Arcadia,’ Tom Stoppard’s great play, he reminds us that ‘discoveries glimpsed and lost to view will have their time again.’ ,   and  Douglas Murray Sep 8 Like 447 Comment 196 comments Share Bari Weiss: The War on Our History We have an illiberal left that sympathizes with modern-day Nazis in the form of Hamas, and an illiberal right that sympathizes with the original ones. ,   and  Bari Weiss Sep 5 Like 153 Comment 220 comments Share When Students Become Terrorists The Weather Underground railed against the establishment. Today’s campus protesters are supported by it. Call them the Weather Overground. ,   and  Eli Lake Sep 7 Like 865 Comment 660 comments Share Niall Ferguson: The Return of Anti-History Podcasts are not reviving history, as is often claimed these days. They are mostly drowning it in a tidal wave of blather, at best sloppy, at worst mendacious. ,   and  Niall Ferguson Sep 5 Like 996 Comment 564 comments Share TGIF: Foreign Interference Hochul’s aides are cashing CCP checks, based Twitter commentators are getting shopped by Russia, Musk gets blocked by Brazil. Plus: Lauren Boebert, Barron Trump, Joey Chestnut, and much, much more. ,   and  Katie Herzog Sep 6 Like 548 Comment 979 comments Share Victor Davis Hanson: The Truth About World War II Germany and its fascist allies started the war. They felt empowered to do so not because of supposed Allied aggression, but because of Western appeasement and isolationism. ,   and  Victor Davis Hanson Sep 5 Like 539 Comment 236 comments Share Politics Featured party-in-the-usa bari-weiss-dark-tunnels-and-moral john-fetterman-has-no-regrets harris-walz-camouflage-cap-dnc-ella-emhoff is-tim-walz-really-guilty-of-stolen-valor kamala-harris-and-the-election-of-forgetting Party in the U-S-A In April, some frat boys from the University of North Carolina protected the American flag from anti-Israel protesters. On Labor Day, they got their reward: a $500,000 party. ,   and  Olivia Reingold Sep 3 Like 165 Comment 145 comments Share Listen To Honestly with Bari Weiss Dark Tunnels and Moral Beacons The names of the six murdered Israeli hostages—and the evil ideology of their executioners—should be seared into the minds of all who wish to live in civilization. ,   and  Bari Weiss Sep 1 Like 1631 Comment 991 comments Share John Fetterman Has No Regrets Once a party darling, the senator’s pro-Israel stance has led to protests outside his home and detractors inside his office. Now, he tells Peter Savodnik, he’s skipping the DNC… ,   and  Peter Savodnik Aug 18 Like 448 Comment 388 comments Share No, the Harris-Walz Camo Cap Is Not for Rednecks It’s an appeal to girls and gays. ,   and  River Page Aug 22 Like 35 Comment 35 comments Share Is Tim Walz Really Guilty of ‘Stolen Valor’? It was supposed to be an asset, but the VP candidate’s military service has turned into a headache for the Democrats. We sort the truth from the falsehoods. ,   and  Francesca Block ,   and  Joe Nocera Aug 15 Like 169 Comment 487 comments Share Kamala Harris and the Election of Laughter and Forgetting The surreal fiction of Czech dissident Milan Kundera can help us understand our own truth-bending politics, argues Eli Lake. ,   and  Eli Lake Aug 10 Like 1783 Comment 1,503 comments Share Culture Featured twelve-months-to-fall-back-in-love how-tranny-became-a-slur agnes-callard-taylor-swift-vienna-terrorist-plot perfectionism-can-destroy-you michigan-town-horse-mayor fear-is-good-for-you What School Didn’t Teach Us: Perfectionism Can Destroy You At elite private schools, you don’t learn how to think. You learn how to pass exams. ,   and  Hadley Freeman Aug 30 Like 415 Comment 574 comments Share In This Michigan Town, the Mayor Was a Dog. Now, They’ve Elected a Horse A small town has never elected a mayor with opposable thumbs. But is it ready for a new kind of four-legged leader? Eric Spitznagel reports from Omena, Michigan. ,   and  Eric Spitznagel Aug 10 Like 543 Comment 253 comments Share What School Didn’t Teach Us: Fear Is Good for You I learned to ride in my fifties, and at times it was terrifying. But nothing beats a flood of adrenaline. ,   and  Larissa Phillips Aug 28 Like 465 Comment 433 comments Share Twelve Months to Fall Back in Love with America Hoping to rekindle their love of country, newlyweds Andy and Keturah Hickman are going on a yearlong honeymoon across the U.S. We’re tagging along. ,   and  A.M. Hickman Sep 2 Like 1050 Comment 580 comments Share View All articles How ‘Tranny’ Became a Slur The t-slur was coined by gay men and used by everyone—until one day, it was rebranded as transphobic. ,   and  River Page Aug 24 Like 835 Comment 784 comments Share A Terrorist Plot Canceled the Show. But We Swifties Found Each Other on Cornelia Street. I went to Vienna to see the Eras tour with my 13-year-old niece. When she heard Taylor Swift wouldn’t be playing, her response was awe-inspiring. ,   and  Agnes Callard Aug 17 Like 739 Comment 428 comments Share Middle East Featured how-close-is-iran-nuclear-bomb palestinian-traitor-risking-everything among-the-mourners-of-zion-and-jerusalem michael-oren-israel-strike-first pro-palestinian-movement-not-helping-gazans The Palestinian ‘Traitor’ Risking Everything to Speak Out He condemned the Hamas massacre. Now, his life is in danger. ‘I’m scared as hell. But this is how change happens.’ ,   and  Bari Weiss Aug 15 Like 1023 Comment 292 comments Share Michael Oren: Should Israel Strike First? Is this period more like 1967, when Israel preemptively attacked its enemies? Or like 1973—when it failed to do so? ,   and  Michael Oren Aug 15 Like 681 Comment 454 comments Share How Close Is Iran to the Bomb? Documents translated by The Free Press reveal the Islamic Republic could be closer to that day than many experts understand. Jay Solomon reports. ,   and  Jay Solomon Sep 3 Like 110 Comment 111 comments Share View All articles Among the Mourners of Zion and Jerusalem Here in Hersh Goldberg-Polin’s neighborhood, the bewildering events of the past year were reduced to one human face. Matti Friedman writes from Jerusalem. ,   and  Matti Friedman Sep 1 Like 420 Comment 148 comments Share Israel Killed 31 of My Family Members in Gaza. The Pro-Palestine Movement Isn’t Helping. Over the last two decades, Western activists have only made things worse for my people. ,   and  Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib Jun 11 Like 675 Comment 280 comments Share tech Tech tgif TGIF the-front-page The Front Page international International ben-meets-america-59d Ben Meets America! debates Debates education Education economics Economics law Law letters Letters to the Editor Jump To Archive FOR FREE PEOPLE Twitter RSS Facebook Instagram Privacy ∙ Terms ∙ Collection notice © 2024 The Free Press
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