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Why HUD’s Pushback Against DEI Mortgages Is Good for Black Wealth
Any program that lowers the economic bar to qualify for a mortgage does no favors for lower-income, minority buyers in…
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How Hollywood’s Climate Disaster Movie <i>Digger</i> Bombed
Have audiences lost their appetite for manipulative movie scripts depicting catastrophes that never come?
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Fusionism, Properly Understood
Freedom and virtue are essential complements to one another.
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Guilfoyle’s Exit
She wasn’t the first underqualified person to be named ambassador and won’t be the last, but her resignation ends a…
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Nobels, Hoaxes, and a Murder of Crows
The contradictions of a public-intellectual action flick.
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The Feminine Touch in Catholic Communications
EWTN continues to follow the lead of its founder, Mother Angelica.
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Aslan, Meryl Streep, and the Abolition of Man
To obliterate the distinction between the sexes is to rebel against nature and nature’s God.
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<i>Digger</i> Is Tom Cruise’s Climate Hoax
Media hacks fight fossil foolery and prefer Oscar bait.
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Follow the Evidence at Cornell
The Cornell case may not be a rape. It is still a disgusting spectacle of moral rot.
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Censorship Prevails Among Those Who Decry Censorship
And yet ‘banned books’ are everywhere.
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The Week: A Near-Disaster on FlyDubai
Plus: A thwarted terror attack in the United Kingdom.
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What the Modern State Gets Wrong About Execution
Medicalizing and sanitizing capital punishment erase the deterrence it is supposed to create.
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Why the Supreme Court Should Shut Down Boulder’s Climate Case
Unable to elect legislative majorities, activists are trying to get the legal system to enact their desired climate…
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California’s Paramount Settlement Doesn’t Stop at Antitrust
An antitrust settlement should focus on competition, not legislation.
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The Cornell Seven Case and the Perils of Sexual Liberation
With consent as its only moderating principle, the sex-positivity movement invited a world of depravity.
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The World Runs on Diesel
That’s why consumers are angry at its high price.
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Remembering Charlie Kirk
Our thoughts are with his family, and we hope that young people take his mode of public persuasion as a model for how…
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The Season of Terror
In the autumn of 2001, it felt like the whole world had spun off its axis.
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Political Animals
Researchers seem to think that if AI allows us to learn what animals are saying, they’ll all sound like panels on MS…
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How September 11 Changed American Politics Forever
As the memory of the attacks faded, it was inevitable that counterterrorism measures would draw more scrutiny — and…
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Staying Silent on Campus Is Not the Answer
In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination one year ago, we must not retreat from speaking up on controversial topics.
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Charlie Kirk Lost His Life Trying to Save My Generation
I watched it happen.
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Murder and Mayhem on the Bluest of Blue-Sky Days
At the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, art helps us mourn and reflect.
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The Victims of 9/11 Deserved Better
On this anniversary, we can choose anew.
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Taking Venezuela’s Oil: Nullifying the Claims of American Companies
Given Trump’s tirades about Chávez’s theft of American property, it’s worth spotlighting the cynicism.
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The Professional Fact-Check Is Dead
Long live the professional fact-check.
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Trump Fails to Build Trust with U.S.-Venezuela Oil Deal
Will the deal revive the anti-American sentiment that has fueled socialism in the region for a century?
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How Do People Vacation?
I don’t think I know how to.
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Is There Any Capitalist’s Murder That <i>Isn’t</i> Justified?
A little DSA Q&A will reveal all.
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America’s Sailors Are Overworked — We Can Fix That
A well-resourced Navy will lessen the burden on sailors, attract new recruits, and build the systems of tomorrow.
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Trump Is Choosing the Wrong Korea
There’s no reason to trust Kim Jong-un over our longtime ally.
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Scott Wiener Faces a Roadblock on the Way to Washington: Nancy Pelosi
The former speaker prosecutes a grudge.
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Rising Tides, Covered Bridges, and ‘Envy, Thy Name Is Trot’
In this month’s art news: perky auctions, ancient gold, corpse flowers, and Vermont summer cheer.
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Misadventures in Migration
The Moroccan surge into Ceuta raised a few points worth considering.
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The Overpopulation Panic Dates Back to <i>Odyssey</i> Times
The Trojan War was, according to one ancient account, a population-control measure by Zeus.
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Taking the Munitions Shortage Seriously
If we have been strained waging a limited war against Iran, imagine the challenges of a confrontation with Russia or…
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Obviously, DOGE Did Not Save Money
Reining in federal spending was never going to be so easy.
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Truth Social’s Early-Access Scheme Is Indefensible
Trump is charging Americans a fee for the privilege of receiving news about his official actions earlier than those…
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Neither Fish nor Fowl in Iran
Our strategic, political, and moral dilemma in the Iran war derives from never deciding why we’re at war in the first…
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The DSA Envisions a ‘World Without Prisons,’ but Not One Without Camps
The unconstitutionality of their policy preferences doesn’t seem to bother them much. And why should it?
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The DSA Wants to Abolish America
We should, in fact, be ‘scared’ by Megan Romer and her ilk.
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We Still Need More Ships
For the first time since the Reagan administration, the government is serious about rebuilding our maritime industry.
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Religious Liberty Isn’t a Given in Kathy Hochul’s New York
The new assisted-suicide law leaves Catholic nuns fighting for basic freedom.
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Troy Jackson Is Just as Radical as Graham Platner
Democrats nominate the failed gubernatorial candidate and former state senator in a desperate bid to salvage their…
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There’s No Such Thing as Free Data
The government should allow banks and software companies to negotiate the price of financial data freely.
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It’s Time to Reexamine Monetary Policy Rules
Pure unpredictable discretion is no way to operate an economy.
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California Attorney General Sabotages Voter ID Proposal
Rob Bonta is trying to doom a popular attempt at improving election integrity.
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We Must Surge America’s Defense Production
We need to match the high quality of our defense platforms and weapons with speed in producing them.
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Introducing the Trump Administration Babies
Pronatalism is not necessarily pro-family, but it can be a start.
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Who Does Mamdani Think He Is?
The five boroughs just aren’t big enough for the mayor of New York City.
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