The seven best films of 2024 so far

July 08, 2024

The seven best films of 2024 so far

It’s been a tough year for Hollywood. Hit by the aftershocks of the writers strike and the pandemic-accelerated shift toward streaming, box office revenues through June were down 19% from last year. Cinephiles usually care little about ticket sales, but the industry’s woes do have tangible effects on the moviegoing experience. Cinema is meant to […]

Israel helped avert a famine in Gaza but gets no credit

This is the headline you never saw: “Famine averted in Gaza; Israel and UN facilitate surge of humanitarian aid.” The news is true, anchored in data collected by the leading global authority on food shortages. But the media told a different story, with a typical headline declaring, “Half a million in Gaza face starvation, report says.” One might […]

Ethnic cleansing cannot be the price for lasting Armenia-Azerbaijan peace

It has been less than a year since Azerbaijani forces poured into Nagorno-Karabakh, an ancient Armenian province that Joseph Stalin transferred to Azerbaijan as he gerrymandered the Caucasus. Nagorno-Karabakh is historically significant for two reasons: First, it is the traditional heartland of Armenia, the first country on Earth to embrace Christianity as its official religion. […]

American natural gas is a win for climate, economy, and security

In a win for both American energy and climate policy, a federal court this week blocked the Biden administration’s pause on new permits for liquefied natural gas exports. It’s clear that unleashing cleaner, abundant energy, produced in the United States, will support global emissions reduction efforts while increasing energy security for us and our allies. Reversing President […]

Republicans should see the demise of the Tories as a warning

When the Conservative Party of the United Kingdom won a landslide majority in the 2019 general election, it did so with a simple message of “Get Brexit Done,” which earned the party seats in traditional Labour Party strongholds. These seats were dubbed the “red wall” and voted to leave the European Union in 2016 but […]

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Chevron reversal could help this radio host defend his First Amendment rights

A radio host and entrepreneur now has a better chance of defeating the administrative state thanks to the Supreme Court’s reversal of the Chevron U.S.A., Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. deference in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo. The reversal will make it harder for federal regulators to take vague statutes and expand them to fit their agenda. Barry Sturner […]

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