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Supreme Court Holds the Line Against Judicially Invented Lawsuits and Legislative History as Law
A case about who can sue to enforce federal law descended into a bitter battle between Justices Barrett and Jackson…
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Economists Against Economics
No, ‘growth’ is not a ‘doomed strategy.’
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Nathan Hale, Roger Sherman, and One Noble Scot
Monumental heroes well known, little known, and unknown.
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A 16th-Century Astronomer’s Warning to Modern Central Bankers
The basic science of the money supply hasn’t changed in the last half-century.
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Before the Ambulance Came for Henry Nowak
And what his needless death represents for the West.
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The Left’s <i>Citizens United</i> Dishonesty Continues
Letting the government regulate their political speech won’t turn out the way Democrats think.
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The Absurd Reflecting Pool Freak-Out
Not everything President Trump does has to be a crisis.
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With Graham Platner, Democrats Are Playing with Fire
Their strategy threatens to burn the party down.
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America Is Winning and Iran Is Losing — Badly
With its economy and military in dire straits, the Iranian regime is seeing what it’s like to face a U.S. foreign…
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The U.S. Must Expand Its Strategic Petroleum Reserve
A restored and growing reserve is essential to deterrence, economic stability, and national security.
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A Boola Boola Revolution
Yale, New Haven, John Trumbull, and the American Revolution.
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Space to Fail
Blue Origin’s rocket explosion last week shouldn’t affect our pioneering approach to 21st-century space exploration.
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The Anti-Weaponization Fund Is Dead. Long Live Its Death
Congress should not only ensure the end of the Trump slush fund but also prevent his successors from doing anything…
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ExxonMobil Shareholders Chose Fiduciary Duty over Political Theater
States and investors are waking up to how activists have been hijacking companies through proxy votes.
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Spencer Pratt’s Uphill Climb
Coalition-building in the next round could be difficult.
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Trump Has Lost the Thread on Iran
If the war was a tactical triumph, the cease-fire has been a disappointment.
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Blind Sheikh Sympathizer Adam Hamawy Wins Dem Primary in New Jersey
The House candidate also reportedly worked with a group later designated by the U.S. government as a front…
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Decades After Tiananmen, General Xu Qinxian’s Quiet Defiance Still Echoes
What gives a soldier the courage to refuse an order that endangers the very people his uniform is meant to protect?
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New Jersey Democrats Should Stop Adding Fire to ICE Protests
Clashes between keffiyeh-clad agitators and security have escalated, emboldened by Democratic officeholders.
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The U.K.’s Dumb Exclusion of Left-Wing Influencers
If the revocation of Cenk Uygur and Hasan Piker’s visas is an Israeli op, it’s a profoundly counterproductive one.
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<i>Ladies First</i>, Comedy Last
Borat loses his audience.
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Why Europe Can’t Quit Climate Alarmism
While America gets richer, Europe doubles down on its failing climate strategy.
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Universities Have Seller’s Remorse
Six years after California phased out standardized testing, the results are in, and they are uniformly catastrophic.
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AI Runs on Electricity, but Washington Is Blocking the Grid
While engineers are ready to build our future, our political leaders are not.
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L.A. Mayor Karen Bass’s Incompetence Is Only the Start of Her Problems
Her pro-Castro past is also disqualifying, Spencer Pratt says.
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Pope Leo vs. the LinkedIn Hollow Men
How the slop-ridden professional social network confirms Magnifica Humanitas’s warnings about AI’s threat to creativity.
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Tony Blair Speaks Out Against His Party — but Still Won’t Choose Honesty
The former British prime minister’s criticisms of Labour Party policy suffer from a lack of self-reflection.
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DOGE Culture Fiasco, a Court Decision, and Rule by ChatGPT
Rule No. 1 in cutting arts funding is ‘don’t look stupid.’
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The Kilmar Abrego Garcia Case Still Makes No Sense
Whatever his gang connections may be, Abrego would have been deported months ago were it not for government…
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James Talarico’s Nonbinary Political Campaign
The Senate candidate is now backpedaling on statements about the nature of God, the number of sexes, and more.
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The Cuban Dream Dies by Cuban Hands
Only the revolution’s true believers can still contend with a straight face that the island’s problems have been…
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The Carroll–Hoffman Lawfare Mess
The Trump DOJ clarified that E. Jean Carroll is not under investigation, though Dem donor Reid Hoffman might be.
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Mamdani’s Plan to Socialize Housing
The mayor wants government to conquer the New York City real estate market.
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Fusionism: Frank Meyer’s Big Idea
Will today’s conservatives look to the fusionist founding father for how to fill the theory vacuum?
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The Week: Deal or No Deal?
Plus: The DNC’s humiliating autopsy.
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Does James Talarico Realize He’s Running to Represent Texas?
It sure doesn’t seem like it.
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Adventures in Spielberging
The ‘community’ fallacy corrupts a popular artist.
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Government: Now Solving Problems You Didn’t Know You Had
‘I’m from the government, and I’m here to help you with your cream cheese.’
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MAID Gone Mad in Canada
Canada’s assisted suicide regime has gone down exactly the slippery slope conservatives predicted.
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A Hermit Gets Naked, Goes Wild. Plus, the Marvel Called the Thorne Rooms
At the Art Institute of Chicago, self-love reigns, as well as living large by going small.
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Three Arguments Against Tariffs
It is not enough to lower tariff rates. Congress should make it so that no future president can play games with…
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Protecting Humanness from AI
It is instructive that Pope Leo’s first statement raises concerns about artificial intelligence.
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Democrats Need to Learn How to Fight Each Other
They’ve lost the mantle of the party of change because the party is so settled in its identity.
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Data Centers Aren’t the Enemy
The growing animus to these facilities is as irrational as the campaign to stop nuclear power.
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Bank Regulators Finally Back Off ‘Reputational Risk’ Overreach
Serving businesses disfavored by bureaucrats should never have been considered a financial risk.
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<i>Fight Club</i>’s Soy Boy Revival
The return of the Toxic Male.
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AI and the Pope
The church’s document on AI acknowledges that technology is a glorious part of humanity, but warns that ‘technology is…
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Beijing’s Disposable Operatives
The CCP runs its overseas agents on the cheap by abandoning them when caught.
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New York Plays Russian Roulette with Its Fiscal Future
By caving in to public employee unions, the state’s leaders seem determined to follow the road to fiscal hell.
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‘Reform’ the Court? I Reject the Premise Completely
The Supreme Court does not need altering — it has not done anything wrong.
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