From Dictator to Deity
REVIEW: 'Korean Messiah: Kim Il Sung and the Christian Roots of North Korea's Personality Cult' by Jonathan Cheng
Even before I plunged into reading Korean Messiah—with its 550-odd pages of narrative text and another 150 pages of endnotes—I was riveted by a map at the very beginning of the book. It depicted Central Pyongyang in 1912, two years into the brutal Japanese colonial occupation of Korea.
One Liberal's Quest To Save Liberalism
REVIEW: 'The Revolutionary Center: The Lost Genius of Liberalism' by Adrian Wooldridge
Bitter Clingers: Democrats Determined To Stay Woke
'They're never going to change,' pollster observes as midterm candidates double down…
Disgruntled Karen Wins Management Dispute
Washington Post ordered to rehire left-wing columnist who claims she was victimized…
Ro Khanna Dethrones Stock Queen Nancy Pelosi in First Real Accomplishment of Political Career
It sure beats sponsoring a stupid bill to add a third 'unspecified'…
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Major Hollywood Talent Agency Stands Behind Marvel Star Mark Ruffalo After His Unhinged, ‘Antisemitic’ Rant
Ruffalo laced into an Israeli-American Paramount board member, accusing her of reveling in genocide
Chinese Fake Accounts Push Anti-Data Center Drive
'Bot farm' of 200,000 accounts could 'manipulate' U.S. debate, X warns
EXCLUSIVE: Socialist Senate Nominee Angie Nixon's 'Cafe Resistance' Features Wall Glorifying Black Power Militants—Including Convicted Cop-Killers
The café held a dance lesson where participants were asked to wear Black Panther attire, and, shortly after Charlie Kirk's murder, hosted a professor 'targeted' by Kirk
Colorado Dem Running for Congress on Housing Affordability Sells Luxury Aspen Homes for Tens of Millions
Dwayne Romero, whose own house is worth up to $25 million, has accused 'Wall Street behemoths' of driving up rent while holding positions with BlackRock, Blackstone, and Airbnb