Andrew Tate on Substack Is a Test of What Substack Really Is If Substack elevates Andrew Tate, this is no longer just about free speech. It is about judgment

Andrew Tate on Substack Is a Test of What Substack Really Is • If Substack elevates Andrew Tate, this is no longer just about free speech. It is about judgment

Behind the Name on the Cover A Personal History of the Partnership Behind My Books

Behind the Name on the Cover • A Personal History of the Partnership Behind My Books

Some Quick Thoughts This Morning on the State of Journalism My Conversation with SEEN in Publishing

Some Quick Thoughts This Morning on the State of Journalism • My Conversation with SEEN in Publishing

The NYT’s NATO Blunder Was More Than a Headline Error A correction fixed the wording, but not what the mistake revealed: the erosion of standards inside even the most prestigious legacy newsrooms.

The NYT’s NATO Blunder Was More Than a Headline Error • A correction fixed the wording, but not what the mistake revealed: the erosion of standards inside even the most prestigious legacy newsrooms.

Should the Government Pay for Erectile Dysfunction Drugs for Convicted Sex Offenders? What seems a preposterous question is an issue on which American lawmakers cannot agree

Should the Government Pay for Erectile Dysfunction Drugs for Convicted Sex Offenders? • What seems a preposterous question is an issue on which American lawmakers cannot agree

Censorship 1.0 vs. Censorship 2.0 A brief observation on how information control has evolved—from erasing stories to shaping what people believe about them.

Censorship 1.0 vs. Censorship 2.0 • A brief observation on how information control has evolved—from erasing stories to shaping what people believe about them.

He Funded Hezbollah. The U.S. Gave Him 155 Years. Then He Walked Free. After 23 years in prison, the first man convicted under America’s material-support terrorism law was released and deported. Now he has disappeared from public view

He Funded Hezbollah. The U.S. Gave Him 155 Years. Then He Walked Free. • After 23 years in prison, the first man convicted under America’s material-support terrorism law was released and deported. Now he has disappeared from public view

SCOOP: The Quiet U.S. Warning That Blocked Iran’s Nuclear Shortcut How Washington warned North Korea—and quietly enlisted China—to block Tehran’s fastest path to a nuclear bomb after the 2025 strikes.

SCOOP: The Quiet U.S. Warning That Blocked Iran’s Nuclear Shortcut • How Washington warned North Korea—and quietly enlisted China—to block Tehran’s fastest path to a nuclear bomb after the 2025 strikes.

Patents, Profits, and Patients: Lessons from Debating Big Pharma at Oxford

Patents, Profits, and Patients: Lessons from Debating Big Pharma at Oxford

The Mossad Dentist Narrative Is Going Viral — But Where’s the Evidence? Extraordinary claims about secret medical implants demand extraordinary proof. So far, there is none.

The Mossad Dentist Narrative Is Going Viral — But Where’s the Evidence? • Extraordinary claims about secret medical implants demand extraordinary proof. So far, there is none.

The AI Layoffs Have Started — And Wall Street Loves It AI isn’t coming for factory floors first. It’s coming for offices — and the market is rewarding companies that move fastest.

The AI Layoffs Have Started — And Wall Street Loves It • AI isn’t coming for factory floors first. It’s coming for offices — and the market is rewarding companies that move fastest.

The Supreme Court Ended the Tariffs. Now Comes the $133 Billion Fight The constitutional question is resolved. The refund battle is just beginning.

The Supreme Court Ended the Tariffs. Now Comes the $133 Billion Fight • The constitutional question is resolved. The refund battle is just beginning.

“Zionism Is Racism” Is Back — This Time in Britain As antisemitism surges in the UK, the Green Party considers resurrecting a doctrine the world once repudiated.

“Zionism Is Racism” Is Back — This Time in Britain • As antisemitism surges in the UK, the Green Party considers resurrecting a doctrine the world once repudiated.

Sex, Law, and the EU’s 340–141 Vote The European Parliament’s refusal to anchor pregnancy to biological sex signals a structural shift in how sex is treated in law.

Sex, Law, and the EU’s 340–141 Vote • The European Parliament’s refusal to anchor pregnancy to biological sex signals a structural shift in how sex is treated in law.

America’s Medical Establishment Is Finally Admitting the Truth — Too Late for Many Children After years of denial, leading US medical organizations reverse course on pediatric gender surgery.

America’s Medical Establishment Is Finally Admitting the Truth — Too Late for Many Children • After years of denial, leading US medical organizations reverse course on pediatric gender surgery.

The Internet on Trial A Los Angeles courtroom may force Big Tech to answer what it knew about children, addiction, and design.

The Internet on Trial • A Los Angeles courtroom may force Big Tech to answer what it knew about children, addiction, and design.

The First Verdict Has Landed in the Pediatric Gender Medicine Scandal After years of regulatory failure, the civil justice system delivers a warning shot that could reshape an entire medical industry.

The First Verdict Has Landed in the Pediatric Gender Medicine Scandal • After years of regulatory failure, the civil justice system delivers a warning shot that could reshape an entire medical industry.

The Risks of Moral Absolutism in Democratic Politics Why history warns that demonization is not argument—and how reckless analogies can accelerate toward violence

The Risks of Moral Absolutism in Democratic Politics • Why history warns that demonization is not argument—and how reckless analogies can accelerate toward violence

Persistence, Truth, and the Anniversary of a Book the Industry Didn’t Want How The Pharmacist of Auschwitz became a global success—after every U.S. publisher said no.

Persistence, Truth, and the Anniversary of a Book the Industry Didn’t Want • How The Pharmacist of Auschwitz became a global success—after every U.S. publisher said no.

Against the Noise: Some Lessons Learned from Four Decades of Reporting How evidence, persistence, and restraint outlast headlines and outrage

Against the Noise: Some Lessons Learned from Four Decades of Reporting • How evidence, persistence, and restraint outlast headlines and outrage

When the Supreme Court Has to Ask What Sex Means A three-hour Title IX argument revealed how far the law — and the culture — have drifted from biological reality.

When the Supreme Court Has to Ask What Sex Means • A three-hour Title IX argument revealed how far the law — and the culture — have drifted from biological reality.

Explosive Archives Confirm the Nazi Origins of Palestinian Terror Finance Files unearthed in Belgrade highlight the breadth of the Nazi–Muslim partnership and its modern-day consequences

Explosive Archives Confirm the Nazi Origins of Palestinian Terror Finance • Files unearthed in Belgrade highlight the breadth of the Nazi–Muslim partnership and its modern-day consequences

Everyone Thinks They Know What Happened in Minneapolis. Slow Down. Video and certainty arrived faster than evidence in the ICE shooting. An investigative reporter explains why patience matters.

Everyone Thinks They Know What Happened in Minneapolis. Slow Down. • Video and certainty arrived faster than evidence in the ICE shooting. An investigative reporter explains why patience matters.

A Rare Note Outside Just the Facts Today only: the updated digital edition of Case Closed — including material unavailable in the hardcover and paperback

A Rare Note Outside Just the Facts • Today only: the updated digital edition of Case Closed — including material unavailable in the hardcover and paperback

Attend My New Peterson Academy Courses — Live in Phoenix A one-time opportunity later this month to join the live audience and receive a full year of Peterson Academy access

Attend My New Peterson Academy Courses — Live in Phoenix • A one-time opportunity later this month to join the live audience and receive a full year of Peterson Academy access

Iran Is Burning — and the World’s Media Is Missing in Action Why one of the most consequential uprisings in years is unfolding beyond the view of much of the Western press

Iran Is Burning — and the World’s Media Is Missing in Action • Why one of the most consequential uprisings in years is unfolding beyond the view of much of the Western press

What New York’s Mayor Told Jewish New Yorkers on Day One Stripping away protections against antisemitism was a deliberate opening act — and a warning of what lies ahead.

What New York’s Mayor Told Jewish New Yorkers on Day One • Stripping away protections against antisemitism was a deliberate opening act — and a warning of what lies ahead.

Why Your Support Matters — A Year-End Note On independent reporting, reader support, and the year ahead for Just the Facts

Why Your Support Matters — A Year-End Note • On independent reporting, reader support, and the year ahead for Just the Facts

The Epstein Files Rosetta Stone A Quick Thought About Why Some People Will Never Be Satisfied

The Epstein Files Rosetta Stone • A Quick Thought About Why Some People Will Never Be Satisfied

Hate Speech or Protected Speech? Bondi Changed the Rules. Why New South Wales Is Right to Draw a Line on Incitement and Terror Symbols

Hate Speech or Protected Speech? Bondi Changed the Rules. • Why New South Wales Is Right to Draw a Line on Incitement and Terror Symbols