From AOC’s viral egg-freezing to the proclamations of transhumanists, we are a society increasingly in denial about the limits of the human body.

His museum in Cody spotlights his larger-than-life bio, his Wild West show, and why Annie Oakley wished she’d killed the Kaiser when she had the chance.

Solutions to the challenges faced by college sports can’t come at the expense of competitive fairness for female athletes.

Bill Gates’s cooling on climate change is part of a long-established pattern among doomsayers.

Supporting a stable world order that promotes the rule of law has made the U.S. the most prosperous nation in history. Trump has little time for that.

Women are becoming the men they wanted to marry.

The former 49ers quarterback’s claim to fame is kneeling on the sidelines during some NFL games a decade ago.

The former British prime minister might want to become secretary-general, but this would be a nightmare for the U.S.

AI is only the latest target of the senator’s hostility to innovation.

A clean regulatory framework for digital assets is better than a messy one.

Plus: Republicans sour on Ken Paxton.

The no-future love story that took Hollywood by storm.

Attempts to attack the saint — canonized ten years ago — completely mischaracterize who she actually was.

Proposition 40, or the ‘billionaire tax,’ would backfire spectacularly.

An 80-year-old monograph explains why rent ceilings lead to housing shortages.

In the run-up to the midterms, the president’s final move is to make the election about himself.

‘Peace through strength’ doesn’t just come through military strength.

The left and right have converged on the premise that some prices are inherently wrong.

The Biennale’s anchor In Minor Keys exhibition mass-produces woe, and lots of bad art follows.

We can’t sue our way to renegotiating the role of social media in society.