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The Space Race That Will Decide the Future of Freedom

The nation that masters rapidly reusable launch will shape commerce, military power, and the...

Finding Their Way to Faith

Seventy-five years after God and Man at Yale, Catholic thought is drawing a new...

The Bottomless Demand for Stories of Israel’s Malevolence

There’s a reason officials and journalists keep making such patently outrageous claims.

The State Department Plan to Fund Europe’s Right Is a Mistake

The effort could end up tarnishing conservative voices across the continent.

Radical agenda eclipses women at the UN’s Commission on the Status of Women

While the United Nations is in the midst of its annual meeting of the Commission on the Status of Women, as usual, abortion and gender ideology are corrupting what should be a conversation about women’s rights. Many of the activists at this feminist fest seem confused about who women are and what they need.

Do liberal activists hear how crazy they sound?

Liberal activists are getting progressively crazier in political fights that they are losing. You have to wonder if they realize some of the things they are now saying.

Biden 2020 campaign had ‘surreptitious involvement’ in Russian disinfo hoax surrounding Post’s Hunter laptop story: FEC complaint

Joe Biden’s 2020 presidential campaign had “surreptitious involvement” in organizing a letter that falsely claimed the New York Post’s story about Hunter Biden's laptop...

Ethanol industry says it will die if it cannot take farmers’ lands for a CO2 pipeline. Will Trump support them?

Iowa’s ethanol industry, which exists only because of federal and state subsidies and mandates, reportedly may collapse if it cannot build massive statewide networks of pipelines for distributing and burying the carbon dioxide emitted by its ethanol plants. These infrastructure projects would require taking farmers’ land through eminent domain.

Liberal hawks learned nothing from Iraq, and their attacks on DeSantis show it

Jonathan Chait was among a cadre of liberals who vociferously and consistently supported George W. Bush’s 2003 invasion of Iraq. Twenty years later, he is making it clear that he wants the next president to be hawkish against Russia, a nuclear-armed superpower.

In Chicago, Brandon Johnson is running from his support of ‘defund the police’

Crime is clearly the top priority of Chicago voters after rejecting the reelection campaign of soft-on-crime Mayor Lori Lightfoot. Now, the candidate who supports defunding the police is trying to run even further from his past statements.

China moves expose Biden’s foreign policy follies

Beijing is growing ever-more comfortable with an increasingly absent Washington as a world-stage player — and that Xi has Biden's number precisely.

After East Palestine disaster, let’s reconsider how we transport hazardous materials

The disastrous train derailment in Ohio last month, followed by another derailment from the same company just last week, has brought attention to the impact of pollution on underserved communities. While access to clean air and clean water is a fundamental right, the people of Ohio have been let down, and the Biden administration and the legacy media largely ignored their plight, at least at first.

This wasn’t Ronald Reagan’s CPAC

CPAC recently concluded its annual meeting and, let’s face it, the event is showing signs of wear and tear. It’s time to take a cold, hard look at it now that the ground has cooled and most combatants are in neutral corners.

Scratch & claw like hell, Kat! Hochul finally finds courage in NY budget fight

Gov. Hochul’s threat to hold up the state budget if the Legislature doesn’t fix broken bail laws is a welcome sign she’s tired of...

Ron DeSantis is flat out wrong on Ukraine and the role US should play

After months of near-silence and innuendo, Florida Gov. and GOP presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis decided to speak about Ukraine, removing all doubt about his...

Biden’s bank bailout just the latest in decades of DC disasters

The only way to reduce systemic risk is to radically reduce Washington’s power over the economy and financial system.

Bro-bank blues, a win for a hero and other commentary

Using his acceptance speech to condemn Vladimir Putin’s “unjust war of aggression in Ukraine,” director Daniel Rohar added: “Alexei, the world has not forgotten...

Censorship addicts: Democrats seek to squelch speech on banks

Democratic leaders actively promote censorship on social media and vehemently defend government efforts to target citizens or groups.

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