Michael Brendan Dougherty

Iran's defiance and skirting around the peace deal that was talked up in recent weeks, and its firing on U.S. vessels in the strait is an outrage that must be answered with force.

I think Christopher Nolan is a brilliant filmmaker, and especially gifted on the technical side of the ledger.

This was the first show on television where I thought the creator, the writers, and the actors had too much talent.

In an act of lip-curling intransigence and futile defiance of Nature and Nature's God, the United States House of Representatives voted to make permanent a lie about the time of day.

As if to make their cheerleaders choke on all their words, the new government of Hungary, led by Péter Magyar, used its constitution-shaping majority

At the very beginning of the 2016 cycle, I was asked by a magazine if I wanted to profile Lindsay Graham.

I've questioned the determination in some quarters to hate on Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey before seeing it.

Last week, Lyman Stone wrote an op-ed for the New York Times about how the population bust is coming sooner than people realize:

A 20th-century system has led to perversities in the 21st. O ne of the reasons American colleges are the most envied in the world is because of the lavish subsidies they receive.

Two ways to escape our self-built panopticon. D erek Thompson's podcast Plain English recently featured the philosophy professor Agnes