New York City’s new “Parents’ Night Out,” announced by Mayor Zohran Mamdani, is a one-night, city-run drop-off program slated for Sunday, August 16 that will offer free supervised childcare for up to 500 children across select recreation centers. The pilot targets kids ages 6 to 13 and is scheduled to run in the evening so More

The WNBA is suddenly at the center of a national debate it should have resolved years ago, and the public isn’t buying the league’s ambivalence. A string of recent polls show a clear majority of Americans want competitive sports to be organized by biological sex, and many express discomfort with men competing in women’s events More

Sweden is often waved around by American progressives as proof that socialism works, but the real history is more complicated and far less flattering to that argument. What many defenders of big government ignore is that Sweden’s troubles in the late 20th century forced a hard reckoning with expansive welfare-state policies and prompted significant market-oriented More

On November 9, 1971, a man who had once been a Sunday school teacher and a neighborhood accountant turned his home into a crime scene and his family into victims. John Emil List methodically murdered his wife, mother, and three children in their Westfield, New Jersey home, shooting some of the children as they came More

Florida’s experiment in putting police back to work and supporting law-and-order policies is paying off, and hardworking Americans are noticing. Major Florida cities have reported historic declines in homicides and violent crime, a welcome reversal after the chaos of the early 2020s when many cities caved to calls to “defund” and demoralize their police. These More

The cold, calculated murders in Westfield, New Jersey, in November 1971 still sit like a stain on the nation’s conscience — a father who methodically executed his wife, mother and three children in the name of some twisted rationale. Neighbors who once nodded to the Lists as a respectable, churchgoing family woke up to a More