Can a fractious continent unite to win the war against Russia and secure democracy in Ukraine?
Viktor Orban
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The Price of a Lost Russia: A Correspondent’s Eulogy
More than three decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the promise of a democratic Russia has given way to something much darker—and far more durable.
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JD Vance Is the Most Mistreated Vice President Since … Well, The Last Two
The vice president’s humiliations in Budapest and Islamabad raise the question: Why did Trump set him up to fail?
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Tyranny Is Downstream From the Economy
While the root causes of modern authoritarianism have been hotly debated, studies increasingly point to income inequality as the prime culprit.
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Is Trump Now a Patron of the Arts?
Is Trump Now a Patron of the Arts? The president now chairs the Kennedy Center and says he’ll make it “hot.” Paging the Village People.
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Harris Shows How to Dismantle a Would-Be Dictator
Harris Shows How to Dismantle a Would-Be Dictator. Humor, ridicule, gut punches, and that look of puzzlement and contempt were just some of the tools the vice president used to take down Trump.
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One Hundred Years of Dictator Worship
For the past century, the American right has fawned over foreign autocrats, from Kaiser Wilhelm to Vladimir Putin.
Posted inPolitics
Should Progressives See Sohrab Ahmari as Friend or Foe?
In his new book, the alum of The Wall Street Journal and New York Post editorial and editor of Compact magazine condemns unfettered corporate power and embraces the New Deal.
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On Guns and Inflation, Republicans Ignore the Rest of the World
Republicans’ dopiest claims are disproved by other countries. No wonder they look away.
Posted inApril/May/June 2022
Inside Tucker Carlson’s Brain
The post-liberal intellectuals who are reshaping conservatism.
