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FTC alleges influential transgender health organization misled parents about safety of youth treatments

The FTC and four Republican-led states sued WPATH, alleging the transgender health organization misled parents and doctors about treatment safety.

Vance rejects claims Trump-Iran deal echoes Obama-era logic as hawks raise alarm

Vice President JD Vance rejects comparisons between Trump's emerging Iran deal and Obama's JCPoA, saying the carrot-and-stick positions are switched.

Fox News Poll: Most rate the economy negatively, including half of Republicans

Fox News poll finds only 12% of voters say they are getting ahead financially, with 59% feeling pessimistic about the economy ahead of midterms.

Fox News Poll: Voters doubt new agreement will stop Iran from developing nukes

Fox News poll finds 64% of voters doubt a peace deal will keep Iran from developing nuclear weapons, matching skepticism levels from the 2015 deal.

New Gallup Poll Shows Stability in Public Attitudes Toward Abortion

Polls conducted by Pew, Associated Press/NORC, and the Public Religion Research Institute also show...

Trump’s chaos theory of PR leaves Vance exposed as he sells Iran deal

Welcome to Wednesday’s Washington Secrets. You know what is no longer a secret? The memorandum of understanding with Iran. It was read aloud by a senior U.S. official on a briefing call with reporters, finally ending the speculation about the text of the agreement. We’ll leave analysis of the memo for others, but our takeaway […]

Vance’s scandalous excuse for not showing the Iran deal to the people

President Donald Trump says he’ll share the full text of the framework agreement between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran “sometime after Friday,” after a signing ceremony in Switzerland.  We already have leaked versions of the memorandum of understanding between the two countries. If they’re even close to being real, it’s clear […]

White House UFC terrorist plot echoed ‘No Kings’ talking points and left-wing violent threats

The thing that liberals, Democrats, left-wing think tanks, and others on the Left say never happens, happened again: the scourge of left-wing political violence.  Thankfully, the FBI and other law enforcement officials prevented a tragedy from happening on Sunday, uncovering a terrorist plot to cause death and destruction at the UFC Freedom 250 event. However, […]

Breaking the ‘Pottery Barn rule’

In the run-up to the second Iraq War, then-Secretary of State Colin Powell allegedly told President George W. Bush: “If you break it, you own it.” Powell and his deputy Richard Armitage privately called this the “Pottery Barn rule.”  In the ensuing years, politicians and commentators alike have used the phrase to describe the idea […]

At last, a George Washington movie

There has never been a major film about America’s first president. That’s a remarkable fact considering that he is an ever-present figure in America — his face graces our dollar bills, countless memorials, and a giant mountain in South Dakota. But for whatever reason, he’s never been the subject of a major biopic — not […]

Protecting consumer grid and corporate responsibility aren’t at odds

The accelerating data center buildout across the nation has understandably produced anxiety over rising utility costs. The noise it has created is also myopic. The United States and China are in a race for dominance of the next great historic economic age. Success is non-negotiable. Tech sector capital spending has reached a zenith. Five of […]

How a red-state school district subverts Title VI

For years, City Schools of Decatur openly obsessed over race. In 2017, the superintendent of the small school district miles from downtown Atlanta launched an equity office that trained its teachers and staff to pay an “education debt” to black students and families by discriminating against white students. The school district further directed white teachers […]

Congress: The guards who left their post

Once a serious legislative institution, today’s Congress requires reform. This problem is not partisan; it is institutional. Today’s members care more about showmanship than craftsmanship or leadership. They mistake publicity for governance and surrender legislative authority to other institutions. We require responsible leaders who will carry out their core constitutional duties seriously.  Consider this: Congress […]

Drug pricing malpractice

Careful analysis of the seemingly intractable problem of rising medical costs can typically be reduced to three things: 1) who pays? (the accustomed answer generally being “someone else”); 2) the creeping role of the federal government in making that determination; and 3) the parasitic, and growing, impact of litigation. The back-and-forth over the 340B drug […]

Before you celebrate socialism, learn what it did to my family

A Gallup poll conducted in August 2025 found that 66% of Democrats view socialism favorably, while only 42% of those same Democrats viewed capitalism favorably. At protests across American cities, demonstrators have carried Soviet flags, the hammer and sickle on red cloth, as symbols of resistance. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), and […]

The Hormuz blockade is causing demonstrable harm to food affordability

On May 28, the Federal Trade Commission announced an ill-considered investigation into fertilizer pricing in light of rising farming and food costs. This inquiry is unwise, not because people are facing food affordability challenges. Rather, the circumstances creating the drastic rise in critical farm supplies are primarily the result of a confluence of escalating geopolitical […]

The prison labor loophole nobody wants to close

The 13th Amendment abolished slavery. Most Americans know that. Fewer know the rest of that sentence: “except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted.” That clause has governed American prison labor for 160 years, and neither party will debate it honestly. The reasons are straightforward, and neither is constitutional. […]

Don’t let the Senate make a bigger mess of college sports

Even a casual observer of college sports can see the system is broken. What was once a haven for amateur athletics has become big business, even bigger perhaps than the professional leagues that many of these young sportsmen and women hope someday to join.  Fans are understandably aghast at the insanity of the new rules […]

NY unions put a target on my back — for helping their members escape

AG Letitia James will soon have sweeping new powers to go after groups like mine for communications she decides “falsely impersonate” a union.

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