Abigail Anthony

No matter how the DOJ’s case against the organization turns out, it deserves to be shunned and marginalized.

The man who burned a Koran in England won the most recent appeal. But the decision is not a win for free expression.

We should be able to stop funding bad research.

I don’t mind when every conflict is solved by hot cocoa and premarital eye contact.

Young white men today know not only that the world is unfair but that it is unfair for the benefit of others by design.

There’s only one relevant question in a University of Oklahoma probe into a failing grade that became a national story.

I helped create Princeton’s free-expression event for freshman orientation. The university turned it into yet another indoctrination session.

A tale of two trials.

The film features characters that are so nuanced that they feel real.

This episode is not just a story about an ideologically corrupted health care system; it is a story about the changing character of a nation.

Why are the assassins learning to dance in this year’s John Wick spin-off? It’s not really clear.

What could I learn from a book directed at ‘the newcomer to running a home’?

Despite its somewhat extravagant plot, The Rabbit Club offers what My Oxford Year cannot: an authentic portrayal of Oxford.

Everything.

The two-tier discrepancies are visible at every level of the legal system.

Don’t judge something by its cover, or its stunningly juvenile title.

A controversy in Germany brings the maddening gender debate to a new setting.

The Biles-Gaines clash yields a staggeringly false claim in USA Today.

As the U.K. PM turns against open borders, people are serving time in jail for their comments about immigration.

More important, production companies are still using their shows as a vehicle for progressive activism.

Rather than shriek about the human impulse to join a tribe, it’s more productive to explain which tribes are worthy of members.

A language-enthusiast YouTuber is being called ‘racist’ for his speech delivered in the ‘Gen Alpha dialect of English.

The online controversy is a proxy fight in the culture war.

People are increasingly willing to reject obvious falsehoods, and activists are decreasingly effective at intimidation.

Researchers deliberately obscured a data point about white babies under the care of black physicians because it ‘undermines the narrative.

Her novel is disturbing in the extreme, but it would certainly qualify as protected speech under the First Amendment in the U.S.

The relentless character assassination of the West continues apace.

The owner received threats and disturbing sexual comments, but also plenty of support.

Watching progressivism shrivel up in real time.

Because ‘two-tier policing’ wasn’t unjust enough.