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2 Navy aviators eject during landing ‘mishap’ aboard USS Eisenhower, injuring 4 sailors

Two U.S. Navy aviators ejected while landing on USS Dwight D. Eisenhower off the coast of Virginia, and four sailors aboard were also injured in the mishap.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 29

1958—In a joint opinion of all nine justices in Cooper v. Aaron, the Supreme Court...

Not All ‘Classical’ Schools Are Created Equal

The most consequential differences are often the least obvious.

James Talarico’s Unconvincing Christian Progressivism

Supposedly, through happy coincidence, Jesus agrees with the Senate candidate about important planks of...

Government Shouldn’t Be Forcing Christian Ministries to Hire Non-Christians

A legal argument in Washington State is a threat to religious nonprofits nationwide.

Berlin blamed Russia for a bomb at NATO’s airlift hub. Then it closed a consulate

On the night of Aug. 4, an employee at Leipzig/Halle Airport in eastern Germany found a drone carrying an explosive device inside the secured cargo area, beside the southern runway. It was sitting next to an Antonov Airlines cargo aircraft — the Ukrainian carrier that flies military supplies. Federal police brought in a bomb-disposal robot […]

Europe wrote the AI rulebook Washington is arguing about. Then it hit pause

On July 27, a regulation took effect in Brussels whose only real purpose was to postpone a different European law due to apply six days later. The law being postponed is the AI Act, passed in 2024 and sold to the world as the first comprehensive rulebook for artificial intelligence. The rescue is Regulation (EU) […]

Are midterm results already baked in the cake?

ARE MIDTERM RESULTS ALREADY BAKED IN THE CAKE? President Donald Trump will gather Republicans in a rare midterm convention starting Wednesday in Dallas. It’s a chance, GOP organizers hope, to fire up voters and reset a campaign in which Republicans appear to be trailing in several key races. It’s reasonable that Republicans would want to do […]

UNICEF sent chlorine to save children, Sudan made bombs — America must end the impunity

The New York Times and The Washington Post recently published investigations built on some 150 leaked documents, photographs, and intercepted messages from inside the Sudanese Armed Forces. The picture is chilling: a program, launched in mid-2024, to build chlorine bombs; a stockpile of roughly 290 munitions at Merowe air base; indications that more than 100 […]

Ted Lieu isn’t lying — he’s telling you half the story

Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) is entitled to his political conclusions. He isn’t entitled to his own version of history. When history complicates the argument, Americans deserve the complicated history — not just the convenient half. That matters because some of Lieu’s most effective arguments are not built on outright falsehoods. Sometimes the facts are true. […]

Beijing owns Gabon’s present. Trump can buy its future

The 2023 military coup in Gabon ended more than 50 years of Bongo family rule. After years of corruption and disputed elections, the coup gave the Gabonese people hope that they could begin a new chapter. The political transition also created an opportunity to boost U.S. engagement with the country where China has established a […]

Affordability or bankrolling stay-at-home parents? You can only care about one

The White House’s reported plot to redirect funding from the Child Care and Development Block Grant subsidies for working parents to families with one stay-at-home parent is best understood as an 11th-hour political ploy to bolster Republicans’ odds in the midterm elections, but a gambit that is unlikely to stand up in court. Because the […]

Trump’s Beijing blind spots: The two glaring holes in his war on high drug prices

President Donald Trump’s drug pricing policy has two China blind spots. The first is that Washington is pressing other developed economies to pay what it calls their fair share for pharmaceutical innovation, while China remains largely outside that burden-sharing effort, even as Chinese drug developers increasingly benefit from the high-priced American market through licensing and […]

China is arming Russia’s drone machine. Here’s the proof

The Russia-Ukraine war has reached a new technological level where combat operations are increasingly shifting to the realm of unmanned systems, and the majority of strikes — at both the tactical and operational-strategic levels — are carried out using attack drones and missiles.  The protracted nature of the war and its intensity have created a […]

New York City is taxing you to fund Mamdani’s fan club

On a Tuesday morning in March, a curious wave of enthusiasm rolled across social media. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani had just canceled a $9 million McKinsey contract, and within hours, comedians, operatives, and parenting influencers were all praising the move in strikingly similar language. It looked like an organic consensus. It was choreography. […]

Best of the Babylon Bee: Michigan football controversy tarnishes NCAA’s otherwise perfect reputation

Every week, The Post will bring you our picks of the best one-liners and stories from satirical site the Babylon Bee to take the...

AfD’s victory in Germany is the latest warning to US Democrats on immigration

Alternative für Deutschland’s electoral victory this weekend in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt is serving as a sharp wake-up call for the country’s ruling...

The voters who care about Iran will turn out in November

The decision to use the vast military and economic power of the United States to destroy Iran’s ability to terrorize and intimidate its neighbors in the Middle East is by far the most consequential choice of President Donald Trump’s six years in office. Trump did fundamentally alter the future course of the U.S. Supreme Court […]

What Oren Cass’s new essay gets wrong about the economy

Oren Cass, founder and chief economist of American Compass, a Washington think tank, describes himself as a right-of-center conservative. In reality, his economic views align far more closely with those of the far left. In a Substack essay last week, Cass reiterates his support for President Donald Trump’s tariff regime, arguing that protectionism will spark a […]

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