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Roar of the Crowd: April 2026
Ambiguous and Misguided or Appropriate and Meticulous?In “A&M’s Melting Point,” the cover story of our February 2026 issue, contributing writer Christopher Hooks investigated the causes and cons...
The Federalist Scored A Huge Win For Free Speech — And Exposed More Of The Censorship-Industrial Complex
Today’s filings represent a victory for free speech against the forces of censorship within our federal government....
Trust The Gender Science, Says SCOTUS Justice Who Doesn’t Know What A Woman Is
The gist of Jackson's dissent is that therapists challenging transgender orthodoxy need to shut up and trust the science....
Facing Questions About Anti-Gerrymander GOTV Operation, VA GOP Expresses Confidence In Dems’ Obama Ads
'It's not going to be a television ad that wins the day. It's going to be that person-to-person contact that ends up putting us over the top. So we've engineered our campaign that way,' Ryer said....
The Iran War Is Splintering
The war Trump intends may not be the war that's actually underway, and America may de-escalate in the face of regional escalation....
Sheryl Sandberg Needs To Stay In Her Girl Boss Lane And Leave Housewives Alone
Sheryl Sandberg wants women to be free to choose -- just not that free....
Your Medicaid Taxes Paid For An Autism Therapy Exec’s $2.5M Beach Home
In too many cases, autism therapy is at best a joke designed to bilk money out of Medicaid and at worst a danger to the patients themselves....
Spain Killed A 25-Year-Old Rape Victim And Harvested Her Organs
If Democrats regain unified control of U.S. federal government, pressure to federalize or normalize euthanasia will intensify....
Where to Eat in April
Welcome to Grub Street’s rundown of restaurant recommendations that aims to answer the endlessly recurring question: Where should we go? These are the spots that our food team thinks everyone should...
Texas A&M Made Jalapeños Less Spicy. Here’s the Pepper You Should Use Instead.
The small, plump jalapeño has long been a part of Texas’s foodways, from being an easy backyard crop to a staple of comida casera. More than fifty years ago, though, the chile started a slow declin...
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