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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 3

1993—By a vote of 96 to 3, the Senate confirms President Clinton’s nomination of...

Congress Can Still Overturn Biden’s Last-Minute Land Restrictions

The Congressional Review Act provides an opportunity to reverse decisions from the Biden administration...

A Forgotten Lesson of the Scopes ‘Monkey Trial’

It has passed into history as proof of Christian America’s ‘war on science.’ Less...

Trump and Kennedy Can’t Have Their Coke and Drink It, Too

The best answer to the Coke crisis is to shrink government — and for...

Trump Announces 25 Percent Tariffs on India, Doubles Down on Trade Negotiation Deadline

Months ago, Trump gave his administration until August 1 to finalize trade deals with international partners.

Trump Is Europe’s Daddy

Previous U.S. presidents either didn’t realize the leverage we had or considered it bad form or otherwise unwise to fully exercise it.

Don’t Count on Pete Hegseth Appearing on a Tennessee Ballot Next Year

Despite an NBC News report, there’s good reason to doubt that Hegseth would give up his job as secretary of defense to run for...

‘Anybody but . . .’ Is Still a Losing Strategy

To stop Zohran Mamdani in the New York City mayor’s race, there can be only one anti-Mamdani candidate.

Should There Be Any Limits on Academic Freedom?

Many “progressives” on our campuses would say that people should not be free to teach or even discuss ideas that are said to harm...

The American Eagle Ad Is Not That Deep

It’s about a pretty girl in blue jeans, not the superiority of one race.

Senate Democrats use oversight law to force DOJ to release Epstein files

Senate Democrats on Wednesday deployed a rarely used oversight law to try to force the Department of Justice to release its files from the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case.

Texas GOP seeks to gain up to 5 House seats with redistricting plan; Democrats cry foul

Texas Republicans released a draft congressional district map Wednesday that could net them as many as five more seats in the U.S. House, as the GOP seeks to shore up its numbers ahead of what it fears will be a tough 2026 election.

Republican Curtis Sliwa banks on split liberal vote, business support to capture NYC mayor’s office

The candidates splintering the liberal vote in New York are possibly giving GOP candidate Curtis Sliwa an unexpected shot at becoming the city's next mayor.

Trump prods Grassley to break Senate ‘blue slip’ tradition Democrats use to block nominees

President Trump railed Wednesday against a Senate tradition granting senators a sort of veto over judicial and U.S. attorney picks within their home states, saying it's preventing him from installing conservative judges and hard-charging prosecutors in some Democrat-dominated places.

Sens. Scott, Cruz introduce bill to rein in the Federal Reserve

Republican Sens. Rick Scott of Florida and Ted Cruz of Texas have introduced legislation to stop the Federal Reserve from paying banks interest on their reserves, an action they say wastes upward of billions of dollars.

Trump crowd spurs private club renaissance in the District

Private clubs for the wealthy are enjoying a renaissance in the nation's capital, fueled by Trump administration insiders seeking safe spaces to socialize without being harassed or doxed.

Federal Reserve likely to hold interest rates steady despite Trump pressure

The Federal Reserve is expected to leave interest rates unchanged at its meeting on Wednesday, even as President Trump intensifies his campaign to push the central bank into lowering the cost of borrowing.

FDA vaccine chief leaving agency after less than 3 months

The Food and Drug Administration's polarizing vaccine chief is leaving the agency after a brief tenure that drew the ire of biotech executives, patient groups and conservative allies of President Donald Trump.

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