I’ve been to Japan six or seven times, beginning sometime in the mid-1980s. And after all those visits, there is something about the country I still don’t quite…
For the second time in two years, Professor Fujii, one of the featured speakers at our conference in Tokyo, invited Sean, Nicole, me, and a handful of people…
I came back to Tokyo this week after being away for almost exactly a year. A year isn’t very long for a city that has been around for…
A few more impressions of Seoul, after several more days of walking and driving around the city… * Koreans are noticeably more outgoing than the Japanese. They smile…
I’m writing this from Seoul, South Korea. K and I will be here for five days before flying to Tokyo, where we’ll spend another two weeks. One of…
Dr. Peter McCullough said a lot of important things in a recent interview with Dr. Jess Peatross, starting with this observation that I can’t stop thinking about… Dr.…
After talking to the Agora publishers about my predictions for how quickly AI will be taking over our industry, I heard from one of them about some of…
Election campaign posters for Sweden’s political parties displayed ahead of the country’s general election on Sept. 13. I talked about Sweden, Denmark, and Finland in Monday’s issue. About…
It’s interesting. The Scandinavian countries – Denmark, Sweden, and Finland – have reputations for being unusually open societies with comprehensive and generally successful social-welfare systems. So comprehensive, in…
My three brothers and I agree on almost nothing. But Sunday night, we agreed on this: It’s not possible to know what will happen in the final act…
Readers who believe that spending more money is the solution to human suffering will not want to hear this. But after reforms pushed through Congress last year, fewer…
Charlie Kirk was assassinated a year ago, on September 10, 2025. I was an early fan of his work – when he was engaging with college students throughout…
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