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Regarding Those Claims of $20 Burritos . . .

As usual, the sneering back-and-forth on X about the cost of a Mexican-food lunch is conflating multiple issues.

Republicans Are Cooling on the Supreme Court

Public confidence in the Supreme Court has reached a record low.

Student Writing Skills and the Best Uses of AI

Students need to learn how to think and write independently while also developing the...

The Concept of America Is on the Ballot This November

Democrats want to toss out much of the U.S. Constitution, because in their minds,...

Francesca Hong Is in the Driver’s Seat — but Can She Cross the Finish Line?

In the chaotic Wisconsin Democratic primary for governor, Hong has had the ‘Mao was...

The Limiting Virtues

These qualities play a role in policymaking even when limiting principles are not clear.

Fetterman Vows to Leave Democratic Party If Anti-Israel Progressives Take Over

Fetterman’s party is rapidly moving toward what he identified as a breaking point: Nearly half of House Dems voted last week to end aid...

When Polling Errors Aren’t Random

It’s easier for pollsters to locate upscale voters and college students, who favor certain kinds of candidates.

Truth Social’s Early-Access Scheme Is Indefensible 

Trump is charging Americans a fee for the privilege of receiving news about his official actions earlier than those who do not pay.  

Michigan Is Everything for the GOP

Republicans’ odds are long, but with the outcome of last night’s Democratic primary, they have a shot at saving this race — and much...

Cori Bush Bet It All on Israel and Lost

The former representative’s fixation on the Jewish state’s malign omnipotence is sincere. And Missouri voters don’t share it.

El-Sayed’s Coalition Is More Highly Educated and White Than He Lets On

Unlike influencers like Hasan Piker, working-class voters mostly showed up to support Haley Stevens in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary.

AIPAC vows to keep fighting El-Sayed after Michigan primary clash

AIPAC signaled Wednesday that it is far from finished trying to stop Democrat Abdul El-Sayed from becoming Michigan's next senator, making clear it intends to carry its fight into the general election.

Kids online safety bills head to full Senate in yearslong effort to rein in Big Tech

The Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation on Wednesday advanced four kids online safety bills to the floor.

Socialists triumph in purple Michigan’s primaries

Socialist candidates won House Democratic primaries in Michigan on Tuesday, setting up a November battle to determine how much success the far left can have in a swing state.

El-Sayed opens general election fight by branding Rogers as Trump’s bootlicker

Abdul El-Sayed, fresh off securing Michigan's Democratic Senate nomination, on Wednesday opened the general election fight by casting former Rep. Mike Rogers as another yes-man for President Trump -- and himself as the fighter ready to confront the president and the entrenched powers he says have left the working class behind.

Thune suggests to ‘turn our fire on the Democrats’ on passing SAVE America Act

Senate Majority Leader John Thune told reporters that advocates of President Trump's strict voting bill should "turn our fire on the Democrats."

U.S. DOGE Service could legally outlive DOGE’s formal shutdown, watchdog finds

Department of Government Efficiency-style work could legally continue even though it was terminated, according to a new congressional report.

FAA is investigating why a plane was allowed to take off as President Trump’s helicopter approached

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating why a plane was allowed to take off as President Donald Trump's helicopter was approaching Reagan National Airport Tuesday afternoon in what appears to be a violation of safety procedures put in place after last year's midair collision near that busy Washington D.C. airport.

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