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Ian Millhiser Has Never Heard of the Structural Constitution. Justice Scalia Would Like a Word.

Scalia explained that the Framers “similarly viewed the principle of separation of powers as the absolutely central guarantee of a just Government.”

Maybe the Justices Don’t Want to Rule on Climate Lawsuits?

In Suncor v. Boulder County, the Court faces an uncomfortable choice of legal bases...

The Mob Never Learns

In the case of rape allegations at Cornell, due process takes a backseat to...

How College Football Helped the Senate Get Its Act Together

The dysfunctional body made an exception for one of the few cultural institutions that...

The Great Divorce

The Cold War coalition is coming apart.

The Left is gaslighting you about Abdul el Sayed’s 9/11 posts

In the United States, there are numerous criminal actions that will earn you a deserved spot among the lowest of the low. Beyond the world of law enforcement, however, there are other social and cultural wrongdoings that in this country, you just don’t do, or else risk the dreaded backlash. This week, CBS’s Bari Weiss […]

They selected Trump, then searched for a crime: Letitia James whistleblower exposes legal malpractice

In my work as a physician, I look at facts under a microscope. We do not guess or bend data to fit what we want to find. If a lab test is manipulated, the diagnosis is wrong, and the patient gets hurt. I see a similar process happening in our courts today. The new whistleblower […]

The Islamic Republic is crumbling. It’s time for the CIA to finish it off

The Iranian regime is now at the weakest point in its vicious history. It no longer survives through genuine legitimacy, ideological loyalty, or a credible vision for Iran’s future, but through terrorism and repression, propaganda, and networks of operatives and loyalists beyond its borders. A Shia regime that once claimed to embody a revolutionary Islamist […]

Turkish ambitions test American interests

Israel bombed an air base in northwestern Syria last month. Its rationale was that Turkish forces were preparing to deploy there and would threaten Israel’s northern border. Turkey condemned what it called “reckless Israeli attacks.” Washington stepped in to prevent an escalation, but the incident showed how volatile relations between two of Washington’s key partners […]

Mamdani’s ‘equity’ crusade blinds us to child abuse — endangering NYC’s kids

NYC's child protection agency insists that “systemic racism,” not child abuse, is the real problem — and thanks to Mayor Zohran Mamdani ACS is...

Why the feds hung a ‘Do not enter’ sign on certain driving schools

It should be obvious: Those who can’t read simple road signs should be nowhere near the wheel of a 40-ton semi-truck.

How I fought ‘land acknowledgements’ on campus — and won

They broke the law, but refuse to admit it. My four-year battle with the University of Washington (UW) ended when it agreed to pay...

California’s green policies defeat its green goals — unlike in Nevada

If America wants an electrified, self-sustaining economy, it depends on states willing to permit real work.

Texas’ Senate race is tightening — so don’t let James Talarico hide his lefty lunacy

The fate of the US Senate may come down to a state not usually considered all that swingy: Texas.

Nithya Raman gets the socialists’ endorsement — and their baggage

The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have finally endorsed Nithya Raman for mayor. And notably, she embraced them in return.

ICE just made NY safer — despite Hochul and Mamdani’s best efforts to stop it

Gov. Kathy Hochul and Mayor Zohran Mamdani are bent on protecting criminals from ICE, yet federal agents nonetheless collared a stunning 2,200 of them...

There’ll be a big price to pay if we let Big Tech run roughshod over the digital world

A federal judge and even the Justice Department are letting Big Tech run roughshod over the digital marketplace, and publishers, creators and consumers will...

NYC’s AI in schools policy is first step in prying children away from the grips of Big Tech — it may come just in time

This new AI ban in public schools is an encouraging step towards freeing childhood from the grips of Big Tech.

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