If you're walking down the street, perhaps distracted, and a stranger approaches you, reaches into your back pocket, and steals your wallet, what do you do? You scream. You call 911. If your reflexes are quick, you might even clamp his wrist. You certainly don't shake his hand and thank him for his concern. And yet, on the…
If you ask a winemaker what lees are, they'll look at you with a mixture of annoyance and resignation. It's that muddy, cloudy, and decidedly unpleasant deposit that accumulates at the bottom of the barrel after sedimentation. Something that must be filtered, discarded, and quickly forgotten so as not to ruin the flavor of the final product. Figuratively speaking,...
There comes a moment in the lives of every bullied people when fantasizing about revenge becomes more invigorating than a double espresso at seven in the morning: for Italy, that moment is called "Meloni takes aim and kicks Trump in the ass in front of the cameras at a NATO summit." It's not...
Do you remember the war between Russia and Ukraine? Yes, that brief "special operation" that lasted more than four years and caused hundreds of thousands of victims (mostly Russians), millions of displaced people, and a side effect no geopolitical analyst had calculated: hundreds of European marriages ended up in court. Because among the…
Two hundred and fifty thousand tickets sold in three hours. A number that alone would be enough to make Vasco Rossi pale, whose Modena Park in 2017—until yesterday the all-time Italian record—had 225,173 spectators. Ultimo surpassed that without even bothering too much, transforming a field on the outskirts of Rome into what…
You're sweating over the umpteenth track of your epic five-act concerto. Your brain is smoking, Logic Pro is crunching data, and you're trying to fit the elegance of a string quartet into a wall of power death metal sound without it sounding like a car crash. You want to take the time to craft the perfect piece. You want to create beauty. And...
On July 1, 2026, the Society of Saint Pius X consecrated four new bishops in Ecône, Switzerland, ignoring the final appeal of Pope Leo XIV and incurring the automatic excommunication provided by canon law for schismatic acts. Pascal Schreiber, Michael Goldade, and two other prelates trained in the same Lefebvrian tradition took the oath before approximately…
Why English Won—And It's Not Because of What You Think No one has ever voted to make English the global language. And yet, here we are: writing emails, watching TV shows, using software, working, traveling, and even arguing online in a language that didn't become dominant because it was "better," but because history gave it...
There's a name the Greeks gave to truth. Non veritas, the Latin version—the "cold" one, from the courtroom, from a notarial deed. They called it Aletheia (ἀλήθεια): literally "that which is not hidden," the unveiling, the removal of the veil. Alpha privative + lèthe, concealment. To remove the concealment. Truth as an active act, as a revolutionary gesture...
Sometimes I sit in front of the screen… and I find myself irremediably boomer. I stay there, with my coffee cup in mid-air, wondering how unlikely characters can make tons of money playing a robot eating virtual popcorn or dancing for three seconds by just wiggling their toes. We…
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