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The UK’s World Cup diplomatic mullet

While Boston and Dallas have been taken over by marauding Scotland and England fans, Washington, D.C., this week welcomed a (slightly) more sedate British...

Campaigns get in the game

You don't have to rely on The Discourse to know whether soccer is finally being embraced by America. Political ad spending targeted to catch...

Obama’s Irrelevance

‘He has taken a complete back seat in an era that his own co-partisans define as a hinge point on the future of the...

The Senate and Majority Rule

The president is quintupling down on his demands that the Senate pass the SAVE America Act.

The Fantastical Abstract World of the Democratic Socialists

When you ask Darializa Avila Chevalier to make concrete sense of her worldview for anyone who doesn’t subscribe to her outlook, she can’t do...

A Unanimous Court Draws the Line on Disarming Drug Users

This case inspired strange bedfellows, with pro-drug organizations allying with gun-rights groups, so perhaps it’s fitting that it’s also a case where Justices Thomas...

Boston College historian compares White House UFC event to 19th-century lynching

Boston College historian compares White House UFC event to 19th-century lynching: "It's not really a stretch to say that the same impulse that created the UFC fight on the White House lawn is the impulse that really pushed lynching in the late 19th century..."

Trump shows off newly refurbished Qatar-donated Air Force One jet

President Trump on Friday introduced the newly refurbished aircraft donated by Qatar that will serve as Air Force One, calling it a "flying White House with a level of luxury no one has ever seen before."

Tax the rich? California voters will decide in November; other states could follow

The anti-billionaire movement has taken hold in California, where voters provided enough signatures to force a landmark ballot initiative that would levy a one-time, 5% tax on the state's richest residents.

The frustrated filmmaker who changed political advertising overnight

Before the dust even settles in the Los Angeles mayor's race, the unlikely breakout star may be Charles Curran.

Tulsi Gabbard: Fauci lied to Congress, directed Wuhan research funding

TULSI GABBARD says FAUCI lied: "The COVID pandemic caused tremendous hardship and pain for millions of our fellow Americans and countless people around the world. Now, after years of lies and censorship and cover-ups, the American people deserve transparency, truth and accountability."

Rep. Thomas Kean set to return to Congress June 30 after three-month illness

The House's missing lawmaker, Rep. Thomas Kean Jr., will be returning to Washington by the end of the month after leaving Capitol Hill more than 100 days ago.

Minneapolis residents are still paying the price for the Black Lives Matter riots

Six years since Democrats allowed Black Lives Matter rioters to rage through Minneapolis, city residents are still (quite literally) paying the price. Market valuations for downtown Minneapolis commercial buildings have dropped by about $3.4 billion from 2021 to 2026, or about 45%, according to Minneapolis City Councilman Michael Rainville, who said that the number is still dropping. […]

The emperor’s nuclear clothes: Trump Iran deal and the naked king

President Donald Trump’s Iran nuclear deal is by far the worst thing to come out of either of his two terms. Yet he’s so bought-in that he’s told the world not to listen to the “losers” with enough common sense to point out the obvious. The whole ordeal draws direct parallels to the folktale The […]

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