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After Trump intervention, Balogun plays vs. Belgium

American forward Folarin Balogun will start tonight for the USMNT against Belgium in the World Cup last-16 knockout match. Balogun was sent off in the previous round against Bosnia...

Maine’s Democratic Party leadership calls on Platner to drop out following POLITICO report

The leaders of Maine’s Democratic Party are calling on Senate candidate Graham Platner to...

Belgium’s complicated language politics, explained

Belgium recognizes three official languages: Dutch, which is dominant in Flanders; French, spoken in...

What did Trump do to get Balogun’s ban rescinded?

What exactly happened between the White House and FIFA over Folarin Balogun's red-card suspension?...

Report warns Russia using shadow fleet to probe NATO drone defenses

A new IISS report links Russia's shadow fleet vessels to 144 suspected drone incursions over NATO military bases and nuclear sites across Europe.

Beyond Elf and Die Hard: The most underrated Christmas movies

You know Elf (2003) and Love Actually (2003), The Holiday (2006) and Die Hard (1988), and It’s a Wonderful Life (1946). But do you recall any of the most underrated Christmas movies of all? Holiday cinema has become a remarkably rigid and reliable canon, and if you haven’t seen any of the golden age classics such as It’s a Wonderful Life (1946) or White Christmas (1954), then stop reading and […]

Failing grades for Newsom from his own state auditor

California’s nonpartisan auditor just failed eight state agencies run by Gavin Newsom, sending a clear message to residents: your state is broken.

The joy of Dilbert: Scott Adams brightened our lives by mocking everyday indignities

Scott Adams, the cartoonist who gave the world “Dilbert,” is suffering mightily in the final throes of cancer. After he departs this vale of...

Hamas weapons and West Bank chaos risk breaking Trump’s peace plan

A ceasefire is just about holding, but the second phase of President Donald Trump‘s peace plan between Israel and Hamas is fraying under two pressure points. The first and most preeminent problem is Hamas’s refusal to surrender its heavy weapons in Gaza. The expanding influence of far-right Israeli settler interests in the West Bank poses […]

Space travel’s new frontier: Private ownership

Dec. 22, 2015, was a milestone in the history of space travel. On the night of Dec. 21 to 22, a Falcon 9 rocket launched from Cape Canaveral and successfully deployed 11 communications satellites into Earth orbit. It then achieved something previously considered nearly impossible: The rocket’s first stage was guided back to Earth and […]

Australia’s gun buyback is the wrong response to Bondi Beach massacre

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has called for a national “gun buyback” program in the wake of the Bondi Beach massacre. But additional restrictions on gun ownership aren’t the solution. Instead, they’ll distract from larger, more difficult problems to solve. On December 19, Albanese announced that the Australian government will establish a “national gun buyback scheme.” […]

Trump’s Gaza plan won’t bring peace or prosperity

President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner and his Middle East envoy Steven Witkoff have reportedly pitched “Operation Sunrise,” a plan to transform the Gaza Strip into a high-tech city and hub. It is impressive and ambitious. Team Trump always deserves credit for thinking outside the box rather than repeating the tired, old proposals of the […]

The gender medicine reckoning has begun

The medical profession is at a crossroads. For decades, the medical establishment has insisted that so-called “gender-affirming care” for minors is settled science, despite weak evidence. Now, as the truth about the dangers is becoming impossible to ignore, a recent change from a California hospital system is signaling a shift from ideological obedience to evidence-based […]

Democrats blame the victim for auto thefts

Auto theft is not a design flaw. It is a crime. Yet, across blue states, Democratic attorneys general have decided that the real villains behind a recent surge in car thefts are not the people actually stealing vehicles, but instead the companies that made them. No wonder more and more businesses and families are fleeing […]

Race bait: To skirt the law, colleges incentivize applicants to write ‘identity essays’

Attention high-school seniors: Deadlines are coming up! Polish your dream-college applications, hit send, and hope the admissions game isn’t rigged with “race proxies”! To stay ahead of the curve, consider including...

Oprah is just the latest to pretend Jews aren’t under attack

When Jews are attacked, the world is often quick to ask why. Was it a political grievance? A local dispute? A reaction to events...

Miranda Devine: Trump’s ‘loud’ speech rightly counted off all the ways his admin delivered for America in 2025

“I inherited a mess, and I’m fixing it,” was Trump’s theme, with a modest pitch for an optimistic outlook in 2026.

Major signs of another coming Dark Age — collapsing the West could make history repeat

Western civilization arose in Greece in the 8th century BC, when some 1,500 city-states emerged from a murky, illiterate 400-year-old Dark Age.

New York’s brave EMTs need a rescue — but their union blocks the way

Unless we find pragmatic solutions to improve compensation for members of EMS, the system that saves lives every single day will collapse.

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