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For anyone keeping score, this might be meat-eaters 0, vegans 1. A study spotlighted by the BBC found that following a vegan diet—eating only plant-based foods and excluding...

The "White House rocked by scandals" narrative clearly didn't work out well for President Obama's critics. The Benghazi conspiracy theories proved baseless; the IRS story quickly evaporated (even if most of the political world ignored the exculpatory details); and the AP subpoenas and NSA surveillance programs turned out to be policy disputes -- on which…

Today on TAP: Two Prospect pieces on red and blue trifecta states make clear we really are two separate nations.

Back in 2019, I divided China’s recent economic history into three periods. Mao’s utter and total failure Deng’s partial liberalization Xi’s backsliding to statism

Back in 2019, I divided China’s recent economic history into three periods. Mao’s utter and total failure Deng’s partial liberalization Xi’s backsliding to statism

 

Max Boot, one of the armchair generals who championed the endless wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, in his most recent Washington Post column suggests that President Biden can go down in history as one of our greatest presidents if he mimics the policies of Harry Truman. The United States is being challenged for global preeminence by a great power in the Asia-Pacific, and Max Boot wants the Biden administration to take its cue from a president whose policies in the Asia-Pacific were nothing short of...

During the Pennsylvania Senate race, people who pointed to John Fetterman's patent inability—in light of his major, recent, stroke—to do the job as senator were met by the liberal media with accusations of "ableism," and flat denials that he had any limitations. 

Nancy Pelosi departed Taiwan after a 19-hour visit that included visits with that country's legislature and President Tsai Ing-wen.

Nancy Pelosi departed Taiwan after a 19-hour visit that included visits with that country's legislature and President Tsai Ing-wen.