Trump’s New Border Czar Plans to Deport 11 Million Illegal Aliens. Is That Even Possible?
Thomas Homan on the stakes of mass deportations: ‘We are going to save many lives in the future.’
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Peter Thiel and the Triumph of the Counter-Elites
The Silicon Valley billionaire made big—and early—bets on Trump and J.D. Vance. What did he see that so many didn’t?
TGIF: Department of Eat My Shorts
Trump’s picks go from normal to weird to weirder. Kamala Harris spent money like a Connecticut horse girl. Elon Musk is president. Biden is finally happy. And more.
What Made Ted Olson Great
He lived an exemplary life fighting for the things he believed in: free speech, equal rights, and the Constitution.
Rubio, Gabbard, and Gaetz. . . Oh My!
The Free Press gets the scoop on Trump's cabinet picks. ‘I’m already hearing from a wide number of solid and capable conservatives great consternation,’ said one legal figure.
The Latino Democrats Who Flipped for Trump: A Report from the Border
Starr County, Texas, hasn’t voted for a Republican president since 1892. Now, ‘the GOP is what the Democrats used to be.’
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Meet the People of Trump World 2.0
Who to expect when you’re expecting a second MAGA administration.
Ladies, Stop Sex Striking for Kamala
For every female TikToker who’s vowed chastity until 2028, there’s another more than willing to shack up with a Trump supporter.
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Accept Donald Trump
For eight years, Joe Nocera suffered from Trump Derangement Syndrome. Now, in an open letter to his fellow Americans, he writes: Resistance is futile.
I Raised $50 Million for the Democrats. This Week, I Voted for Trump.
The Democratic Party turned its back on me and my family long before I turned my back on it.
Could a Trump Presidency Cost Columbia University $3.5 Billion?
A new report by professors and alumni warns that elite universities face ‘an existential crisis.’
The Five Things President Trump Should Do on Day One
Hire the right bureaucrats, set clear, ambitious goals, and experiment, experiment, experiment.
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The One Video that Explains Why Harris Lost
A TikTok Tocqueville inadvertently captured the fall of the Democratic elite at New York Fashion Week.
Abigail Shrier: The Kindergarten Intifada
There is a well-coordinated, national effort between teachers, activist organizations, and administrators to indoctrinate American children against Israel. A Free Press investigation.
Things Worth Remembering: Ayaan Hirsi Ali and the ‘Strange Death’ of Europe
Thursday’s mob in Amsterdam, which viciously attacked Israeli soccer fans, is a reminder of how little has changed in two decades—and what must be done.
The Missing Boy Who Captured America’s Heart
In 1939, a 12-year-old boy got lost on a mountain in Maine. How did he survive? ‘Sometimes, not knowing the worst helps a fellow along,’ he said later.
Peggy Noonan: On Loving America
‘We are a people that has experienced something epic together. We were given this brilliant, beautiful thing, this new arrangement,’ says the star of our next Book Club.
Should You Even Have Kids?
And what happens if we don’t? Plus: Parenting guru (and host of our hit podcast) Emily Oster answers your most burning questions.
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Qatar Denies It Is Expelling Hamas Officials
The media reported that Doha is banishing the terror group’s leaders. The Qatari government says otherwise.
The Curious Case of Ariane Tabatabai
A senior Pentagon official faced scrutiny when her past ties to Iran came to light. Is that why she’s been transferred?
Matti Friedman: As America Votes, Israel’s Crisis Deepens
Bibi’s ouster of his defense minister, Yoav Gallant, sent Israelis pouring into the streets in protest. The opposition leader called the move an “act of madness.”
Gad Saad Survived War in Lebanon. He’s Warning About One in the West
The professor reveals how universities turned into hotbeds of ‘parasitic ideas’—and why we must fight against becoming ‘fully zombified.’
WATCH Hezbollah’s Hostages Season Finale: A World Without the Terror Group
History proves that tyranny can be overthrown. With Hezbollah now weakened, the brave dissidents of our series ask: How can we push for real political change?