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Justice Kavanaugh Explains Why Judges Shouldn’t Stop ICE Raids

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God and Man at Yale — with a William F. Buckley Jr. Postage Stamp

Kathryn Jean Lopez

France: Another Government Falls

Andrew Stuttaford

Democrats Start Talking Themselves into the Idea of a Government Shutdown Fight

Jim Geraghty

In Immigration Raids Case, Supremes Strike a Blow for Common Sense

Andrew C. Mccarthy

Senator Ossoff’s Empty Populism

Ramesh Ponnuru

Classical Education Makes a Comeback

George Leef

Do Our Rights Come from Government or from God? Tim Kaine Has Thoughts

Caroline Downey

The ‘Boriswave’ and Britain’s Immigration Disaster

Andrew Stuttaford

Should ‘Nature’ Own Stock?

Wesley J. Smith

The Obamas, Not So Interested in Breaking Bread with Kamala Harris

Jim Geraghty

Why Did a Michigan Police Department Design a Patch in Arabic?

Haley Strack

You Can’t Eat Record ‘Tariff Revenues’

Noah Rothman

‘Transableism’ Comes After Transgenderism

Wesley J. Smith

The Terrifying Reality of Wikipedia Bias in an AI World

Philip Klein

The Scourge of the Urban Motor Bike

Kayla Bartsch

Three Wins for Profs Against Woke Antagonists

George Leef

Rich, Famous, and Afraid

Nr Staff

Government Funding Deadline Keeps Virginia Republicans on Edge

Audrey Fahlberg

Biden’s Staffers on the Infamous Commutations: ‘He Doesn’t Review the Warrants’

Jim Geraghty

Gold: Central Banks Vote with Their Bars

Andrew Stuttaford

Let’s Focus on the Stats, Please

Dominic Pino

CBS Is Rethinking Its Life Choices

Dan Mclaughlin

It Turns Out Democrats Just Aren’t into Libertarian Economics

Noah Rothman

Xi and Putin Are Transhumanists

Wesley J. Smith

A Good Higher Ed Reform in Georgia

George Leef

Capital Questions: 1 P.M. (Eastern) Today

Andrew Stuttaford

France: Modest Proposals

Andrew Stuttaford

The ‘Abundance Agenda’ Was Never About Libertarian Economics

Dominic Pino

The GOP’s Opening Bids in Virginia and New Jersey

Noah Rothman

Gold: Shining (Again)

Andrew Stuttaford

What Do Tariffs Accomplish?

George Leef

Malcolm Gladwell Followed Marching Orders; Younger Generations Keep Their Secrets

Jeffrey Blehar

Brandon Johnson Offers Chicago the Counsel of Despair

Jeffrey Blehar

The Challenges Artificial Intelligence Poses for Higher Ed

George Leef

Putin and Xi Chat About Living, and Ruling, for a Long, Long Time

Jim Geraghty

The Prospects of a ‘Reverse Nixon’ to Split Russia and China Grow Dimmer