WSJ Free Expression
WSJ Free Expression, Mary Julia Koch, Emma Camp, Louise Perry, Spencer Klavan, Matthew Continetti, Lauren Stoneman, Kyle Smith, John J. Miller, Zach KesselA daily newsletter on life, culture and politics from WSJ Opinion's Free Expression. Edited by Matthew Hennessey.
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The ‘What If’ Midterms
Photo: Alex Brandon/Associated Press
Today in Free Expression:
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Columnist Kyle Smith disputes the unbelievable numbers in ‘NAZA’;
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Columnist Dominic Green warns of rising ethnic political divides;
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Melinda Henneberger praises R...
Emma Camp: Does This Beloved Fitness Park Actually Need Fixing?
There’s an entire movement determined to stop the city from renovating the Tompkins Square Park fitness area and basketball courts. But if the local government should be able to do anything, it should be able to renovate local parks, says E...
A Tammany Hall for Muslims in the West
By Dominic Green
A voter in Dearborn, Mich., on Oct. 29, 2024. Photo: Bill Pugliano/Getty Images
Democracy requires a high-trust, high-consensus society. The electoral legacy of our Age of Migration, and the studied mismanagement of multi...
‘NAZA’ Has Nada on Israel
‘NAZA’ directors Rachel Szor and Yuval Abraham in New York on Sept. 26. Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images
Did you realize Israel has killed 40% of the population of Gaza in the last three years? The number seems excessive. Unreasonab...
Man’s Best Friend—Forever
‘Good Boy,’ 2025. Photo: Alamy
The best horror movies invoke anxiety, a deep human emotion. “The Exorcist” and its countless imitators exploit our fear of losing control. “The Shining” explores alcoholism and abuse. An entire horror subgen...
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A daily newsletter on life, culture and politics from WSJ Opinion
I'm an associate editor of Free Expression, a new daily newsletter from The Wall Street Journal Opinion page.
Writing a book on Gen Z and risk-aversion // WSJ Free Expression writer.
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Host of the Young Heretics podcast and author of How to Save the West. Tweets @spencerklavan.
Matthew Continetti is a columnist for Free Expression and Wall Street Journal Opinion. He is the director of domestic policy studies and inaugural Patrick and Charlene Neal Chair in American Prosperity at the American Enterprise Institute.
Film critic and columnist for The Wall Street Journal and theater critic for The New Criterion.
Assistant editor of Free Expression at Wall Street Journal Opinion.
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