One can’t help but keep turning the pages of Griffin Dunne's new memoir, 'The Friday Afternoon Club,' writes Charles McElwee. city-journal.org/article/family…

Classroom materials produced by the Portland Association of Teachers encourage teaching the principles of “decolonization” to students as young as four and five years old. city-journal.org/article/in-por… via Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️

New York State's Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is reportedly “considering” (read: almost certainly will adopt) rules that will be used to justify more forced electrification and higher energy costs for residents, writes Jonathan Lesser. city-journal.org/article/the-co…

The successful launches by the Boeing Space Starliner and the SpaceX Starship represent big steps forward in NASA’s plans to rely more on private companies, but the two missions tell very different stories about the companies behind them. city-journal.org/article/can-bo… Jim Meigs

'TXSE probably won’t upset the New York exchanges’ dominant positions any time soon, but the healthy competition may even encourage the older exchanges to be more efficient and less political,' writes Allison Schrager. city-journal.org/article/can-th…

The federal prosecution of whistleblower Eithan Haim MD marks an inflection point in the debate on “gender-affirming care.” If Haim prevails, other courageous doctors and medical professionals will follow his lead and speak out. city-journal.org/article/doj-in… via Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️

Howard Husock visits Tokyo, and finds a city of norms—against littering, of giving up one's seat, of not fare-jumping, and more. city-journal.org/article/societ…

The NIH announces a symposium on sex and gender—and invites only one side of the debate to take part. city-journal.org/article/nih-ho… via Colin Wright

'Marijuana is widely and increasingly abused and has no currently accepted medical use in the United States. The Biden administration, with little basis, is asserting otherwise on both counts,' writes Jeffrey H. Anderson. city-journal.org/article/bidens…

.Eithan Haim MD: 'WPATH’s irresponsibility has done incalculable damage to many patients and their families.' cityjourn.al/4aNulJm

'Between the ideological litmus tests and apparent racial bias in hiring, these documents reveal the depths of the university’s bias,' writes Louis Galarowicz of National Association of Scholars. city-journal.org/article/indoct…

Miami mayor Mayor Francis Suarez 'is a low-tax, law-and-order Republican, to be sure, but innovation is the key to understanding his tenure,' writes Paul du Quenoy. city-journal.org/article/an-int…

A New York bill that would allow felons to serve on juries could further stack the deck against prosecutors. city-journal.org/article/poison… via Hannah E. Meyers

Daniel Susskind's 'Growth: A History and a Reckoning' covers an impressive range of perspectives and issues, but it may have missed the ultimate conflict: economic expansion versus population degrowth, argues Robert Bellafiore Jr. city-journal.org/article/review…

.John Tierney on DEI: 'The civil rights and feminist movements of the 1960s succeeded because they demanded equal treatment for everyone. The idea of reverse discrimination was widely unpopular even among those who had just endured decades of Jim Crow.' city-journal.org/article/didnt-…

.Judge Glock: 'Chicago has been bailed out by miracles before, but its current problems are structural and seem to have no clear solution.' city-journal.org/article/how-de…

'Portland, Oregon, has earned its reputation as America’s most radical city,' writes Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️. 'Its public school system was an early proponent of left-wing racialism and has long pushed students toward political activism.' city-journal.org/article/in-por…

'While SpaceX—with its lean, tech-startup culture—rapidly improved its Falcon rockets and redesigned its Dragon capsule, Boeing Space struggled to build its vehicle on time and on budget,' writes Jim Meigs. city-journal.org/article/can-bo…

The black comedic vignettes of Griffin Dunne’s new memoir, 'The Friday Afternoon Club,' feature the ascendant, fallen, and broken stars of an era when celluloid was still currency. city-journal.org/article/family… via Charles McElwee

.Eithan Haim MD blew the whistle on Texas Children’s Hospital’s illegal child sex-change program. Now he’s being prosecuted. city-journal.org/article/doj-in… via Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️