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Democrats Still Haven’t Learned That Lawfare Has Consequences
Editor’s note: This article discusses mature themes. Naturally The New York Times is out with its own patently absurd ...

The Only Problem With NFL Star Jaxson Dart Meeting Trump Is Leftists’ Meltdown About It
The American left is made up of the most tolerant, loving, and accepting people imaginable — that is, unless you step out of line with their demented worldview. Unfortunately for New York Giants qua...

What Does All-American Patriotism Look Like? Rachel Campos-Duffy Asked Her Coworkers
I was recently sitting on a waterfront in the Hudson Valley, staring across at Orange County, New York — where George Washington spent more than a year encamped during the Revolutionary War. It was ...

We Shouldn’t Have Taken Cozy Soup ’n’ Burger for Granted
Nobody would call Astor Place the center of New York City, but for the people who start their lives here as students at NYU, it could feel like that for at least a little while. Cozy Soup ’n’ Burg...

Dance, Dance, Evolution: How a New Generation of Party Producers Are Challenging the Nightlife Status Quo
Since the clubs reopened following COVID-19 lockdown, there’s been a quiet disgruntledness among partygoers displease...

A Curious Mix of People Authors Debut Emo’s Documentary on Red River
Greg Beets, Richard Whymark, and Chepo Peña premiered Emo’s, a documentary about the original Sixth Street iteration...

A New Nolan Ryan Book Just Came Out. Its Author Has a Theory.
I saw Nolan Ryan pitch in the summer of 1989. Months earlier, after spending 22 seasons with the New York Mets, the California Angels, and the Houston Astros, he had signed with the Texas Rangers for ...

Texas Metro Areas Are Coming for Chicago
The nickname “Second City” wasn’t bestowed upon Chicago as a title of distinction. When author A. J. Liebling bestowed that sobriquet in writings that were later published in his 1952 book, Ch...