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TRUMP ON 2028 GOP FIELD: “YOU HAVE A LOT OF PEOPLE.” Over the last year or so, President Donald Trump has sometimes pointed to Vice President JD...
The Department of War launched a new attack on the First Amendment this weekend. It did so by asserting that the Washington Post had committed a...
For over 30 years, I stood behind a pharmacy counter and watched hardworking neighbors open their mouths in disbelief when I told them what their...
A string of news stories informs us that Democrats have “distanced themselves” from America-hating Mao-loving antisemitic terrorist-cheerleader...
Israel’s most consequential battles are not only taking place in diplomatic chambers, newsrooms, or political debates. They are also unfolding in...
For decades, Equatorial Guinea mattered to Western powers largely because of its oil. But the small Central African country is no longer the oil...
The last Democratic governor of Florida — more than three decades ago — signed a law in Florida that would initiate the largest environmental...
There is so much panic surrounding artificial intelligence right now. Parents are terrified of what it means for their children’s future, workers...
After decades of prescription drug prices rising faster than inflation, new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics offered some rare positive...
There is a version of the data center fight that conservatives are about to lose by winning. Across the country, the Right is discovering it can beat...
Last week, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner made some explosive comments about his anticipated future destruction of the White House...
Although the Green New Deal deserves a permanent place atop the ash heap of history, it remains a top priority for the Democratic Socialists of...
If you walk into the quad of any elite Western university today, you will be deafened by a very specific vocabulary. You will hear endless lectures on...
Carlos Felipe Jaramillo Grajales spent more than two decades in Duval County, Florida, under a stolen identity, and on Aug. 12 a federal judge finally...
Public frustration over the so-called “forever war” with Iran is growing. To many Americans, the crisis feels like a terminal loop. We see an...
As we approach the 25th anniversary of 9/11, isn’t it time we learned the lessons of history? From Vietnam to 9/11, the War on Terror, and now Iran,...
In 1776, a congress of colonials declared they had had enough of kings and priests claiming divine right over their lives. Rights come from the...
Socialism is gaining ground, particularly among younger adults. It is sometimes modified with the word “democratic,” as in the name Democratic...
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) spent decades telling Jewish audiences that his name meant something important. In a 2010 interview with...
Even an illusion has a basis in reality. Recently, I watched a cardinal attack its own reflection in a car mirror, mistaking its appearance for...
In 1886, Friedrich Nietzsche published Beyond Good and Evil. One hundred and forty years later, the book still asks its original question: what...
Congress has already taken the necessary steps to close the dangerous “hemp loophole.” Now, the House of Representatives has a simple choice:...
Surveillance tech vendor Flock Safety is making some changes to both its policies and messaging following months of backlash over its products —...
I’m not a science guy, and chances are, neither are you. But when you start to notice that a series of controversial tech-related headlines are...
The practice of medicine requires a high level of personal accountability. Physicians make life-or-death decisions every day, accepting the profound...
Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) is capable of deciding that he wants to run to become the leader of the free world, but the California governor can’t take...
“This is not your father’s Oldsmobile.” General Motors adopted that advertising slogan in the 1980s to revitalize one of its storied brands, and...
In early 2022, China launched the Eastern Data and Western Compute initiative, a cornerstone of President Xi Jinping’s long-standing ambition to...
Whether it’s the President Donald Trump assassination attempts, the shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson by Luigi Mangione, or the...
In less than three weeks, American medicine produced two milestones worth noticing. On Aug. 5, the Food and Drug Administration approved MFLUSIVA,...
From Sumerian scribes to the Patriot Act, government is the management of information by institutions. A state’s reach is proportional to its...
At first glance, Blackie & Co.: Blackbirds in My Garden, by the English writer Hockley Clarke, is quite unsurprisingly a nice little book about...
We already know this rule: You aren’t permitted to leave a museum without running into a gift shop. I also discovered late last week in Paris that...
The Army announced Wednesday that its Janus Program has selected five companies to build nuclear microreactors at five military installations,...
Republicans are caught between a golden age and a dark age as they head into the midterm elections. Does America have the “greatest economy in our...
Immanuel Kant’s categorical imperative demands that we act only on principles that could hold as universal law. Apply that test to free-riding, and...
Imagine seeing four doctors in three years and leaving every appointment with the same answer: your labs look “fine,” you’re probably just...
In a free society, the waitress at the DMV does not face apathy and lethargy from her public servant. She is the sovereign. The clerk is her employee,...
Dolly Parton was not, as I always think of her, an Aquarius. She was technically a Capricorn, as befits her indefatigable work ethic and prodigious...
College sports are dying right before our very eyes, held together by strands of rules and integrity that are being clipped one by one. The latest...
President Donald Trump’s China summit arrives amid heated AI competition with Beijing and a related debate over America’s semiconductor supply...
The November of my senior year in high school, I stayed up until midnight watching the 2020 election. The campaign season and election were...
Watching Mayor Zohran Mamdani carry on in New York, I am reminded of Lord Percy of Newcastle’s ominous definition 75 years ago of “social...
For over a decade, the U.S. government was a crypto whale. Thanks to dark-web busts and asset forfeitures, Washington quietly built a large digital...
A popular cause begins to gather steam. Originating from leftist activists, it attacks its target with unremitting focus and ferocity. The movement...
Those who wish to breezily dismiss or ridicule the left-wing Democratic Socialists of America amid the organization’s ongoing hostile takeover...
Recent U.S. intelligence assessments suggest that Russian President Vladimir Putin is increasingly tempted to authorize provocations targeting NATO...
Our political battles increasingly share a common theme: each side fears what the other will do when it controls the machinery of government. Battles...
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