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Remember Kerensky: The Failure of Reformist Regimes
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Can the reformist government in the US move hard and fast enough to please the fury at the grassroots? Can it stay focused enough to achieve the aim, overcoming... Read more.
Is This What Winning Looks Like?
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The confirmation hearings for Jay Bhattacharya as secretary of the National Institutes of Health just ended. Nothing played out like I had expected. And yet, now... Read more.
The Party Is Over
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For all the messiness, our times present opportunity to reassert a foundational principle of the Enlightenment; namely that the people themselves should have some... Read more.
Is Our Five-Year Nightmare Finally Over?
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RFK, Jr.’s confirmation is a symbolic repudiation of the most egregious public policies on record. And yet, the repudiation is entirely implicit: there has been... Read more.
The Most Dramatic Narrative Shift in Modern History
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The meddling kids now include vast swaths of the world’s population, burning to put power back into the hands of the people as the liberal age promised long ago,... Read more.
The Big Freeze at HHS, CDC, and NIH
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Something big and potentially wonderful is happening in the realm of public health. It is a turning point of some sort, and one can hope that the results are consistent... Read more.
In Praise of Brownstonians
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This is the Brownstone community: informed, intelligent, eloquent, passionate, far-seeing, and deeply engaged. We are all learning together what it means to make... Read more.
The Cost of Facebook’s Now-Repudiated Censorship
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Meta's dismantling of its fact-checking program - announced by Zuckerberg as a "cultural tipping point towards prioritizing speech" - reads like a quiet footnote... Read more.
Nosferatu in the Wake of the Covid Experience
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Bram Stoker’s classic Dracula (1892) was written as a Victorian-style moralizing tale of sin and its consequences. The novel would become a bestseller largely... Read more.
The Spies Who Hate Us
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The most astonishing court document just came out. It is a reverse chronicle of most of what CISA did from February 2020 until last year. We put it on fast view... Read more.
Merry Christmas to the Merchants!
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We should all do more to celebrate our local merchants. They connect the community through hard work, great risk, tremendous creativity, and service, and yet too... Read more.
Preference Falsification and Cascade
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Preference falsification is different from self-censorship because people outright lie about what they really think. When the lie persists long enough, people begin... Read more.