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How Far Can America’s Free Speech Protections Reach?

A former ambassador faces charges of defamation in South Korea.

Lee Rudofsky: A Great Pick for the Eighth Circuit

The president and the Arkansas senators are to be commended for this pick, and...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 13

2015—In State v. Santiago, the Connecticut supreme court rules by a 4-3 vote that the...

The Pro-Life Movement’s Blue State Problem

Many blue states have taken actions to repeal existing pro-life laws or pass new...

Tony Evers, Electoral Gangster

A Democratic Midwestern governor moves quickly to save his party from socialism.

Will France snatch defeat in Lebanon by re-empowering Hezbollah?

This April will mark the 50th anniversary of the start of Lebanon’s civil war. Palestinians, Israel, Syria, and postrevolutionary Iran played out their own regional Great Game in what was once a placid and cosmopolitan country. Beirut transformed from the Paris of the Middle East to its Mogadishu. The shaky peace of the 1990s allowed a […]

The strange, inclusive world of mountain personhood

As told by New Zealand, rivers and forests are legitimate human ancestors. The country’s most recent conferral of personhood adds a mountain to the list and is a good example of the diversity, equity, and inclusion implications that President Donald Trump is trying to avoid. It is an example in principle, that is. Thankfully, the […]

East Palestine, Ohio: A town failed by the EPA

A Norfolk Southern train derailed in the quiet town of East Palestine, Ohio, two years ago. After two years, you would think this story would be open and closed, that East Palestine would go back to being the small, working-class town it was. But you would be wrong. Its residents were betrayed by our government’s […]

The Democratic Party has a man problem

Not to kick a donkey while it’s down, but a new poll from Quinnipiac University published last Wednesday shows the modern Democratic Party more unpopular than ever. With the second Trump administration only beginning to exert itself, the poll found that Democrats are now looked upon favorably by a paltry 31% of registered voters, with […]

Trump’s win was a call for law and order after the Dems’ constant demonization of the police

If America’s cities regain the security of property and banish the sense that crime has become normalized, the political realignment that began with this...

Miranda Devine: Trump is sending the Deep State to the outhouse as he cleans house at the FBI and DOJ

Heads are spinning in Washington at the shock and awe tactics of Trump 2.0. You can hear the panic in the high pitch of...

The left’s lies just keep growing — even as each of them gets debunked

Despite being slammed with one reality check after another, anti-Trump leftists can't stop spreading disinformation in a desperate bid to make their worldview make...

Pray Marc Molinaro, heading the Federal Transit Administration, helps kill Hochul’s Midtown toll

It's great to see Gov. Hochul working with President Trump on behalf of New York, but her plea for his support on her congestion-pricing...

Make this hemisphere great again, free our schools and more commentary

“It’s no accident that my first trip abroad as secretary of state” kept “me in the hemisphere,” explains Secretary of State Marco Rubio at The...

‘Little House on the Prairie’ is getting rebooted — maybe Melissa Gilbert will schlep out West once again

More than 50 years since its NBC premiere, “Little House on the Prairie” gets rebooted as a new Netflix series — tune in. In...

It’s hard being in high school — and supporting Pres. Trump

When President Trump finished taking the oath of office last week, all I could think about was how my fellow students would react at...

Democrats waging ‘holy war’ as Trump ends 50 years of affirmative-action tyranny

When President Trump fired two leftist Equal Employment Opportunity commissioners, he hobbled an agency that has been dishonestly dictating quotas to businesses and schools...

DC plane crash had one deadly cause: official Washington’s willful blindness

Members of Congress and multiple presidents knew all the risks of Washington's overloaded airspace, poor infrastructure and troubled air-traffic control — but kicked the...

American Airlines’ tragic crash: Letters to the Editor — Feb. 3, 2025

We must make sure that air-traffic controllers are not cut from the Federal Aviation Administration budget (“Midair crash err disaster,’ ” Jan. 31).

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