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Peace seems possible in the Middle East, and Trump deserves considerable credit

David Harsanyi

Trump reduces the deficit by 4% with tariffs and his signature tax law

Tiana Lowe Doescher

A bad day for racial gerrymandering at the Supreme Court

Tiana Lowe Doescher

We don’t need racially segregated congressional districts

Hugo Gurdon

No Kings, no peace, no money, no way

Hugo Gurdon

Europe moves to confront Russia’s drones

Hugo Gurdon

The Mets and the myth of Tantalus

Timothy P. Carney

All’s fair in love and AI

Tiana Lowe Doescher

The Democrats’ funding bill makes Americans unhealthy again

Tiana Lowe Doescher

Blue-city blues: Democratic mismanagement is not limited to the biggest urban centers

Tiana Lowe Doescher

Trump repudiates 25 years of failed democracy promotion

Tiana Lowe Doescher

Aston Villa should face Europa League suspension if Israel fans blocked

Tiana Lowe Doescher

Twilight of the boomer priests

Hugo Gurdon

There is no First Amendment right to dox law enforcement

Hugo Gurdon

Now Trump destabilizes politics in the Nordic world

Dan Hannan

Sharm offensive: How Trump reshaped the Middle East, and what happens now

Dominic Green

The end of the world as we fear it: Review of ‘A House of Dynamite’

Peter Tonguette

British espionage blues

J. Oliver Conroy

In Columbus’s wake

Varad Mehta

No ‘Abundance’ of caution: Populists and progressives are winning the argument among Democrats

Jay Caruso

Rural Hungary’s prophet of decay wins Nobel Prize in Literature

Will Collins

Capturing Spark’s flair

Christopher J. Scalia

American Jews feel joy that comes with surviving hostages’ freedom

Daniel Ross Goodman

Durbin’s reward: An American pope and the Democrats’ leftward drift on abortion

Jeremy Lott

California fails to protect families from AI exploitation

Sparkle Rainey

We should not unite with right-wing antisemites

Sparkle Rainey

The GOP’s Virginia surge may be too little, too late

Jeremiah Poff

Hamas isn’t going away

Harry Khachatrian

The United Kingdom is no longer a first-world country

Harry Khachatrian

’31 Candles’ proves you’re never too old to grow up — or have a Bar Mitzvah

Harry Khachatrian

Zohran Mamdani supports armed Hamas terrorists controlling Gaza

Zachary Faria

Pennsylvania GOP all in on No

Salena Zito

The Left is silent about the ceasefire because it wanted Israel to lose

Peter Laffin

Ukraine is holding Russian forces back

Ani Chkhikvadze

The dawn of the Trump nuclear renaissance

Washington Examiner

The surprisingly controversial IVF alternative dividing Washington

Madeline Fry Schultz

Shielding families from Big Tech’s power grab

Madeline Fry Schultz

Why the Left wants to invoke War Powers Act on Trump’s cartel battle

Madeline Fry Schultz

DC attackers go free, showing limits of Trump crime crackdown