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How Elon Musk can unlock a Russia-Ukraine energy truce — and help save lives

Vladimir Putin knows that Ukraine is staring down the barrel of its hardest winter yet — unless Donald Trump can persuade Elon Musk to let Kyiv use some critical...

Blakeman shows he’s an immigration centrist while Hochul rushes to the extreme left

The GOP gov nominee is with the broad middle of Americans on these issues...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 15

1987—In order to help finance his 1985 desegregation plan for the Kansas City, Missouri,...

What Our Society Would Lose If Lindsay Clancy Is Exonerated

Stripping a wrongdoer of moral status would have far greater ramifications than any single...

The Lynching Epidemic That Wasn’t

The will to believe the worst about their own country is very strong among...

The essential mystery of the Kilmar Abrego Garcia case

THE ESSENTIAL MYSTERY OF THE KILMAR ABREGO GARCIA CASE. After all the talking and arguing about Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the illegal border-crosser and alleged gang member deported by the United States and now imprisoned in El Salvador, there is still a fundamental unanswered question about the case: Why is he imprisoned in El Salvador? “We deport […]

Pope Francis was meant to modernize Church, but tradition is what’s needed now

When the College of Cardinals chose Argentina’s Jorge Maria Bergoglio as successor to the retiring Pope Benedict XVI, they made a guess about where...

Pope Francis wasn’t so progressive, Harvard slow on Jew-hate and other commentary

Pope Francis likely “will be widely remembered as a man whom the US media desperately wanted to be a progressive ‘Buddy Christ.’ ”

Even a $1 billion funding freeze hasn’t stopped Cornell from inviting a virulent antisemitic musical artist

A student group has invited an unapologetically pro-genocide artists to perform. What is wrong with the Ivies?

The markets won’t let Trump fire Jerome Powell

Whatever hope investors mustered over the weekend that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent had made progress in the White House‘s trade negotiations with Japan quickly dissipated as traders tuned into the president’s latest tirade on Truth Social. “‘Preemptive Cuts’ in Interest Rates are being called for by many,” President Donald Trump wrote just minutes after Monday’s […]

Government unions win again in Oakland mayor race

Just two years after successfully electing a 37-year-old with no experience outside city government as mayor of Oakland, government unions secured another victory for their preferred candidate this month, ensuring 79-year-old Barbara Lee won’t touch their pensions or force them to show up to work. That 37-year-old, Sheng Thao, has since been recalled after the […]

American manufacturer welcomes level playing field against China

SAVANNAH, Georgia — Not all tariff stories are the same. Just over 12 years ago, while on active duty, Tyler Merritt founded Nine Line Apparel out of a garage, creating a brand of clothing dedicated to honoring service members. It soon became a smash hit that didn’t resonate with just veterans and their families, but […]

The main reason Trump’s reannexation of the Panama Canal would backfire

PANAMA CITY, Panama—When President Theodore Roosevelt formulated plans for the Panama Canal, there was no Panama. The country was still part of the Republic of Colombia despite bouts of on-again, off-again autonomy and separatism. When Colombia rejected proposals for the canal, Roosevelt threw U.S. support to Panamanian independence or, as Panamanians refer to it, separation […]

Wisconsin continues to turn its governor into an emperor

Wisconsin’s state government is profoundly unserious. State Democrats have decided they are fine with the governor being an emperor with magical powers to rewrite legislation to fit his agenda. The Wisconsin Supreme Court affirmed this view, upholding a “veto” by Gov. Tony Evers (D-WI) on an education bill. In 2023, the Wisconsin legislature passed a […]

Sean Duffy is right: Congress and the FAA must expedite air traffic overhaul

From the Wright brothers’ first flight at Kitty Hawk to NASA’s putting the first man on the moon, America has been a beacon of aviation excellence and ingenuity for decades. However, America’s aviation infrastructure and air traffic control technologies need a substantial upgrade after a serious decline of our once cutting-edge, illustrious industry into an antiquated, dilapidated system. Air traffic […]

Weak American resolve begets more disorder. Trump should signal strength

President Donald Trump has previously blamed U.S. weakness on the international stage on his two predecessors as having emboldened bad actors, and rightly so. Former President Barack Obama’s milquetoast walk back from his Syrian “red line” (and acceding to the Russian-brokered sham agreement on former Syrian President Bashar Assad’s chemical weapons) and former President Joe […]

How campus leaders can defend free inquiry

Confidence in American universities is at a record low, with just 36% of the public reporting a “great deal or quite a lot of confidence” in higher education. That’s down sharply from a decade ago, especially among Republicans, of whom only 22% today have high confidence in the “honesty and ethical standards” of college professors. […]

Jamie Raskin sinks to new low by vowing vengeance on foreign leaders who work with Team Trump

Raskin dresses it up with his noise about “the descent into fascism in America,” but he’s the one destroying nonpartisan norms of our politics.

Trump is right: Housing isn’t healthcare

The Trump administration shut off federal funding through Medicaid for non-healthcare-related services such as housekeeping, groceries, and internet earlier this month. It’s about time. Medicaid exists to provide health benefits to the nation’s neediest, not to subsidize a laundry list of liberal priorities. Over the last two decades, it has increasingly served as a slush fund […]

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