In Scandinavia, the Elites Freak Out about Trump’s Designs on Greenland
Or pretend to.
Bruce Bawer
Bruce Bawer is a Shillman Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center.
Recent Articles:
A Distant Mirror
Looking back at ‘Not Without My Daughter’.
Britain’s Achilles’ Heel
Is the U.K. doomed by its class system?
Who Was (Is?) Matthew Livelsberger?
Shawn Ryan’s podcast raises questions about the man whose rented Tesla exploded in Las Vegas.
Tommy, Nigel, and Elon
Three men and an infant political party.
The Other Gershwin
A new biography of Ira, the man behind the lyrics.
Reflections on Jimmy Carter
Should he have just stuck to building houses for poor people?
Dorothy Parker in Hollywood: The Politics of Privilege
How a unique New York wit became a standard-issue LaLa Land lefty.
Canada’s Cops Stand on Guard – for Hamas
Bye Bye, Canada.
Trump and Thanksgiving
Gratitude for the prospect of a Republic’s glorious redemption.
Norway’s Foreign Minister Targets Israel – and Trump
Things have gone completely haywire under Espen Barth Eide.
Crime of the Century?
Naomi Wolf delivers the harrowing facts about the Pfizer jab.
Trump’s Win: The European Media Weigh In
The usual chorus of calumny.
Requiem for a Squirrel
Big-government soullessness at its most appalling.
Life as a Deep State Target
An “Insider threat” tells his story.
Jailing Tommy . . . Again
Another disgraceful day for Soviet Britain.
Beauty vs. Brutalism
When architects made ugliness a god.
How to Save France?
A new bestseller tackles that crucial question.
The White Stuff
A new biography portrays the woman who created the New Yorker mentality.
Linking Hiroshima with Gaza
This year’s Nobel Peace Prize winner speaks out.
Israel to Norway: No Ambassador for You!
Norway gets slapped for recognizing Palestinian statehood.
Salka Who?
However much you think you know about Hollywood history, you may not know about her.
Getting to Know Muhammad
From Robert Spencer, another must-read on Islam.
Is Reform UK the Real Deal?
Farage’s up-and-coming party kicks Tommy Robinson to the curb.
Don’t Care for Poetry?
Read this anyway.