Today on The Editors, Rich, Charlie, Dan, and Andrew discuss JD Vance’s strange definition of socialism, the ethics of public execution, and Anthropic’s plea to users to not bully Claude. Editor’s ...

A livestreamed execution would be a new low of the modern age.

At least for one night, the Republican candidate seemed to have successfully transformed the debate into a referendum on El-Sayed’s judgment and ideology.

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Some are celebrating Canada’s government “indefinitely suspending” legalizing euthanasia for mental illness as a great victory for life. Not me. Let me explain. Of course, I am gratified that mental ...

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Keffiyeh-clad activists turned on Zohran Mamdani yesterday, but he bore up under the heckling. These are his people, after all, and they’re doing the work.

Two senators have proposed a series of modest but significant reforms of Senate rules to allow broadly bipartisan bills to move faster in that chamber.

The divisive, anti-American ideology of diversity, equity, and inclusion doesn’t belong in any educational institution.

According to the Wall Street Journal , the contingency was a necessary response to a “multifaceted Iranian plot to target the aircraft and kill personnel at RAF Fairford, including American pilots,” ...