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There’s a new wedge issue playing out in Senate Dem primaries

Democrats in competitive primaries keep fighting about corporate PAC money. It has opened up a muddy and sometimes performative debate. The issue has played out in contested Senate primaries,...

CNN’s Strait of Hormuz Allegation Makes No Sense

It’s hard to believe no one in the Pentagon anticipated this. It’s even harder...

New Pew Poll Show Gains in Pro-Life Sentiment

The percentage of Americans who think abortion should be illegal in all or most...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—March 13

1963—Ernesto Miranda is arrested in Phoenix on charges of abduction and rape. His interrogation...

The Trouble with Trump’s Maritime Action Plan

Two of the plan’s proposals, when taken together, show the Trump administration’s hostility to...

Will Trump choose Xi’s favor or Taiwan’s defense?

Last December, the Trump administration announced the largest arms sale to Taiwan in history: an $11 billion weapons package that included everything from drones and Javelin missiles to the HIMARS rocket systems. The sale, which still needs to be formally submitted to Congress, provided Taiwanese officials with a bit of relief. After all, Trump has often sounded ambivalent about […]

Taliban faces new US pressure on hostages

After failing to obtain the release of three U.S. prisoners from Taliban custody using the ‘carrot’ method, U.S. leaders suddenly appear prepared to deploy the stick. On Feb. 13, Senior Director for Counterterrorism on the National Security Council Sebastian Gorka noted on X, “we will not rest until Dennis Coyle and Mahmood Habibi come home.” This was a […]

New education dollars are on the table. Will governors take them

Would you refuse hundreds of millions of dollars annually for K-12 education at no cost to your state budget? That is a decision each of the nation’s 50 governors, who meet in Washington this week, must make this year in response to the first nationwide school choice program enacted last summer.  Included in the new […]

Bringing our national airspace into the 21st century

Sometimes watching an old movie can feel like opening a time capsule. Nostalgia for some, younger audiences laugh at the use of brick-sized cellphones, cassette tapes, and floppy disks — technologies that were once cutting-edge. While most of the technology Americans rely on today is circa 2020s, one critical system remains behind the times. If […]

David Axelrod vs. Obamacare

In 2010, President Barack Obama and his party exploited enormous congressional majorities to ram through a controversial healthcare law, despite widespread opposition to many of its major components and clear signals from the electorate, such as the people of Massachusetts electing a Republican to the Senate, to stop it. Democrats sold the law as a […]

A Goldilocks first year for Trump 2.0

If you want to be a pessimist, the worst economic news for President Donald Trump during his first full year back in the Oval Office is that the Federal Reserve cannot possibly justify slashing the interest rate charged by banks to borrow from each other overnight. If you want to be an optimist, you just […]

Seattle Democrats learn minimum wage laws have a cost

Democrats’ hubris in thinking they can outsmart basic economics is matched only by how reliably economics drags their policies back to reality. In 2024, the city of Seattle boldly introduced a minimum wage law for food delivery drivers, targeting companies such as DoorDash and Uber Eats. The law required those companies to pay drivers a minimum per-mile rate and a […]

Hollywood merger would scale up the ‘woke’

If two failing fast-food chains merged, Americans would not expect better meals. They would expect bigger portions of the same bad product. 

UCLA hasn’t learned its lesson

UCLA must think it is off the hook for antisemitism and bigotry after a federal judge blocked the Trump administration from imposing a billion-dollar...

Bernie Sanders, traveling salesman of bad ideas

When Bernie Sanders has a bad policy to sell, he comes to California.

Yes, geniuses, we want poopless buses

It's news that could pass for satire: LA’s Department of Transportation is urging riders not to poop on city buses.

Beyond disarming Hamas, Trump’s Board of Peace must deradicalize Gaza as well

Many of the Hamas terrorists who stormed into Israel on Oct. 7, 2023 — murdering families, raping women, burning homes, kidnapping civilians — were...

Libertarians who join the anti-ICE crowd are being duped by the anti-American left

“Don’t tread on me” used to be a slogan conservatives and libertarians alike could rally around.

Hochul continues to bribe Big Health with reckless Medicaid spending

Gov. Kathy Hochul has let the state’s Medicaid costs soared 60%, roughly five times inflation, over her four budgets, and now she aims to...

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