Opinion

As disinformation and misinformation become major tools of global conflict, democracies need to decide when and how they should influence populations abroad. Influence campaigns…
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You’re reading Jennifer Rubin’s subscriber-only newsletter. Sign up to get it in your inbox.This week, I take your questions, look at an excellent piece of journalism and share…
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With only days to go before a debate that could disrupt the dynamic of an excruciatingly close race, it would appear that Donald Trump is finally recognizing the perils that go…
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Darnell Epps is a recent graduate of Yale Law School and the founder and CEO of Thurgood Industries.Last month, I had the honor of walking the commencement stage at Yale Law…
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“Where there’s life, there’s hope,” J.R.R. Tolkien wrote in “The Lord of Rings.” Haiti, the epicenter of disasters both natural and man-made, certainly tests this assertion.…
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As the 75th season of the Aspen Music Festival kicks off next week, it’ll be interesting to see what, if any, fallout there is from the…
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Last semester, I told my students to get lost. That is, I gave them an assignment that asked them to get lost on purpose, in the spirit of Guy Debord’s practice of the dérive,…
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Austin and Washington, D.C., share many things in common. They both have stellar drag entertainers and queer nightlife, but they’re also home to the worst drag shows I’ve…
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In the 1962 Yankees-Giants World Series, the Yankees’ Clete Boyer hit a line drive to right-center. “As the ball left the bat, I said to myself two things. The first thing I…
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I used to teach marketing at Colorado Mountain College. Marketing in the most basic sense is how organizations meet the needs of customers. Companies that are skillful…
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