On this week’s DMZ, Bill Scher and Matt K. Lewis discuss RFK Jr.—should he be treated as a credible presidential candidate? Plus: McVeigh’s influence on today’s GOP; Is Thomas eroding trust in the Supreme Court?; And the state of debt limit negotiations

Robert Wright and Middle-East expert Daniel Levy discuss how shifting international power dynamics could affect the conflict.

Robert Wright and Mickey Kaus also discuss Biden’s cheat sheets, Disney’s feud with DeSantis, and Ukraine’s looming offensive.

Glenn Loury and John McWhorter speak with Mark Goldblatt, author of I Feel, Therefore I Am, about the subjectivism of woke politics.

On this week’s DMZ, Bill Scher and Matt K. Lewis discuss the firings of Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon. Plus: Does Kevin McCarthy deserve more credit than he’s getting?

John Mearsheimer, author of the forthcoming book How States Think, tells Robert Wright that Beijing, but not Moscow, is a threat worth containing.

Robert Wright and Mickey Kaus discuss the case for the international governance of artificial intelligence—and why Cold War II makes that harder.

In a conversation with Glenn Loury, historian Daniel Bessner lays out the case against liberal interventionism and US military involvement in Ukraine and Taiwan.

On this week’s DMZ, Bill Scher and Matt K. Lewis discuss DeSantis’s fortunes. Plus: Matt grapples with the gun issue and Bill explains why he thinks Biden should begin debt limit negotiations right away.

Robert Wright moderates a debate between Roko Mijic and Alexander Campbell about the perils of artificial intelligence.