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‘She becomes angry whenever I beg her for forgiveness,’ writes a husband who recently admitted to a yearlong affair. Our advice columnist, Abigail Shrier, weighs in. thefp.com/p/tough-love-m…

The conviction of the Salman Rushdie's attacker this week is a reminder of the sinister reach of Iran’s regime and the hazards that imperil free speech. thefp.com/p/justice-for-…

Your yearly visit should feel less like a clearance exam and more like a strategy session. Medicine has largely forgotten how to run one, writes Charlotte Grinberg. thefp.com/p/youre-doing-…

In the latest This Week in Canada newsletter, Rupa Subramanya writes that you could be forgiven for concluding that we are being tariffed into oblivion by a vengeful Trump administration. The reality is more complicated. thefp.com/p/this-week-in…

For every problem solved by AI, that is one fewer arena in which a person, through their diligence and hard work and intellect, can shine, writes Gregory Conti. thefp.com/p/ai-human-wor…

As the Iran war enters an uncertain new phase, the world’s most consequential conflicts are becoming increasingly interconnected. thefp.com/p/the-dangerou…

@AlexBerenson's 81-year-old mother has lived in New York for 30 years. But the city presumes she owes a $55,048 fee for out-of-towners. “The process speaks to the way Democratic socialists like Mamdani view taxpaying citizens,” he argues. “The city decides what you owe; it is up to you to prove you don’t.” Read his full piece here: bit.ly/4hFj4BZ

Drunks, cheaters, and Karens beware: TikTok is the new home for public floggings. "Secular sharia" is here. It's a combination of decentralized mass surveillance, morality policing, and voyeuristic schadenfreude, according to @river_is_nice. It's main point is to turn other people's lives into a reality show. Read River's full piece here: thefp.com/p/welcome-to-s…

GiveSendGo will back causes deemed too controversial for GoFundMe. But how far is too far? thefp.com/p/give-send-go…

Get in, boys. We're Nixonmaxxing. Why is Gen Z suddenly obsessed with our 37th president—the man who resigned in disgrace over Watergate? Mostly, it's a vibe. @WillRahn breaks down the Nixon fascination that's become this summer's biggest trend. Read his piece here: thefp.com/p/nixonmaxxing…

Anthony Fauci claims yesterday’s Senate hearing was a witch hunt designed to entrap him. But, @EliLake argues, his record convicts him on its own. Read the full column here: bit.ly/3RHCfAz

Netanyahu and Zelensky want the president’s aid, and they’re also indispensable to America’s interests. Will Trump commit to their support? thefp.com/p/maga-israel-…

Renewed interest in the disgraced 37th president isn’t about the past. It’s about the future, writes Will Rahn. thefp.com/p/nixonmaxxing…

When basketball player Sophie Cunningham said, ‘Young girls in sport shouldn’t have to go against biological men,’ the mainstream media shrugged. How far we’ve come, writes Kat Rosenfield. thefp.com/p/sophie-cunni…

The mayor’s lies about Israel’s war in Gaza expose him to a libel suit. Here’s the case Netanyahu could make, writes Jed Rubenfeld. thefp.com/p/netanyahu-ma…

My 81-year-old mother has lived in New York for 30 years, but the city presumes she owes a $55,048 fee for out-of-towners, writes Alex Berenson. thefp.com/p/mamdani-pied…

‘She becomes angry whenever I beg her for forgiveness,’ writes a husband who recently admitted to a yearlong affair. Our advice columnist Abigail Shrier weighs in. thefp.com/p/tough-love-m…

He claims his Senate hearing was a witch hunt designed to entrap him. But his record convicts him on its own, writes Eli Lake. thefp.com/p/anthony-fauc…

Today in The Free Press: Fauci pleads the Fifth. Why the kids are Nixonmaxxing. Should Netanyahu sue Mamdani? And more. thefp.com/p/the-limits-o…