Soccer’s Exile: What Britain’s Rejected Word Tells America About Its Future
Britain’s forty-year campaign against a word they invented is a sign of what Americans can expect to be doing themselves…
Britain’s forty-year campaign against a word they invented is a sign of what Americans can expect to be doing themselves…
Somewhere between scrolling online and the block button, social media turned a childhood defense mechanism into a mass psychological phenomenon.…
A society that won’t defend its most targeted citizens is only defending a restricted version of democracy. Pride Month 2026…
Europe’s favorite economic myth is making its problems worse Chris Kremidas-Courtney Last month, “frugal” Europe went to war with Spain.…
Europe is spending €300 billion to free itself from undemocratic control of its digital infrastructure. It has not yet considered…
By Chris Kremidas-Courtney Today, Big Tech is shaping the environment in which human choices are made by defining the menu…
By Chris Kremidas-Courtney There is a persistent temptation in American commentary to compare Washington to Rome. Doing so implies grandeur,…
Chris Kremidas-Courtney We Americans like to tell ourselves a comforting story; that our deepest political value is freedom. Freedom of…
When a US state deploys its National Guard to protect civilians from federal agents, something in the American system has…
A charge for Europe inspired by Rudyard Kipling’s “If—” Chris Kremidas-Courtney If you can keep your nerve when an aggressive…