From age and ID restrictions on the Internet, to charging rappers with “terrorism,” the U.K. is demolishing the most basic civil liberties. If we let them, U.S. leaders may be close behind.

If all his lofty words about morality and care for the innocent are supposed to mean anything, Leo should break the blockade himself.

Mamdani’s primary win was inspiring—but there’s a hard fight ahead, and if he wants to bring real change for New Yorkers, he’ll have to avoid these pitfalls.

The libertarian representative has many weird and wrong opinions. But on foreign policy and military spending, he’s more reliable than most of the Democratic Party.

According to our elected leaders, we should be very scared of the possibility that Iran could get a nuclear bomb. But Israel already has them, and its government is increasingly unstable and belligerent.

Horses and dogs don’t understand why they’ve been conscripted into human law enforcement. Forcing them to inflict violence on people, and get hurt in return, just isn’t right.

The viral pistachio-filled candy bar is everywhere—but there’s nothing sweet about the United Arab Emirates and its human rights record.