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Trump must close this Turkish loophole that allows Iran to skirt sanctions

Washington has done well targeting Tehran’s shipping, banking and financial networks.
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How I was stranded in the Palisades Fire — and found my way out

In 23 years in the Highlands in Pacific Palisades, a one-way-in, one-way-out neighborhood, I...
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Gen Z returns to faith — that can only be a good thing

A new report about Stanford University notes that the number of students making new...
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The first lady was right about bullying — we have to act

First Lady Melania Trump devoted her first term to the problem of bullying —...
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Why I pay $20 for a dozen eggs — and why you should, too

Prices are crazy in California. But then again, so are we.
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What Voters Think about Tariffs

In an Ipsos poll, 81 percent said they think tariffs ‘raise prices on goods I buy.’

Professors’ Union Endorses Far-Left Candidate

The American Association of University Professors is now mainly a leftist political outfit.

Chinese Medical Devices Are Giving the CCP Access to Sensitive U.S. Data

Senator Rick Scott and his Committee on Aging are urging the Trump administration to buy American.

The AI Industry Is Playing God, in the Weirdest Possible Way

Various AI company brass have become fully persuaded that they are giving birth to a new form of sentience.

‘Just Say It’s a Genocide’

The anti-Israel activist class demands that every Democrat go along with the lie. But that crowd seems to know that the lie has an...

Two Stories on the Fifth Circuit

Judicial confirmations don’t happen in a vacuum.

Trump wants Cotton to wake up, pass permanent daylight saving time

President Trump on Friday demanded the Senate pass a bill to make daylight saving time permanent and blamed Sen. Tom Cotton, Arkansas Republican, for stalling it.

Climate Lawfare: Experts say Supreme Court’s Suncor case may stop blue states regulating red states

Can one state govern another? The Washington Times' "Climate Lawfare" event, hosted by Alex Swoyer, brings together West Virginia Solicitor General Michael Williams, Article III Project's Josh Hammer and Alliance for Consumers' O.H. Skinner to preview the Supreme Court's Suncor case.

Obama judge halts Trump firing bid as decades-old legal authority tees up possible major reversal

President Donald Trump's firing of court-appointed U.S. attorney Roger Rogoff was blocked by Judge Stanley Bastian, sparking a separation of powers clash.

Socialist streamer Hasan Piker faces fury after pressuring Talarico to enact far-left policy if elected

Hasan Piker's remarks about holding James Talarico accountable drew sharp rebukes from Ken Paxton and Ted Cruz ahead of the Texas Senate race.

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Political cartoons from the desk of Matt Wuerker

Trump campaign insider reveals strategy behind midterm blitz that White House hopes pays off big

Donald Trump's 32-state rally tour through deep red states has a hidden strategy that pundits are missing, says a veteran campaign strategist.

DOJ moves to boot federal judges from immigration cases over NYT interview

The Justice Department filed a judicial misconduct complaint against seven Minnesota federal judges over a New York Times immigration interview.

Tennessee Can Make Plans, but Struggles in the Execution

If you’ve ever wondered why our executioners apply an alcohol swab to prevent infection right before a lethal injection, this is the newsletter for...

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