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It’s Time for ROTC to Make a Comeback

Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) programs used to be common and uncontroversial on American college campuses.

Alvin Bragg Prepares to Torch His Credibility for a Mug Shot

The Manhattan D.A. is on the cusp of a politicized indictment of Donald Trump.

Ukraine and the Right, Cont.

On a podcast with Matthew Continetti, leading authority on the American Right.

If Barney Frank Were a Republican, He’d Be the Media’s Banking-Crisis Villain

There’s something absolutely fascinating going on in the coverage of the current banking crisis.

Florida Heartbeat Bill Advances Through Legislature

Previously, Florida law permitted abortions to be carried out up to 24 weeks.

BlackRock cools ESG tone amid blowback but defends climate investing strategy

BlackRock is walking a fine line in what has become one of the most hot-button culture war issues that red America calls woke capitalism.

YouTube lifts ban on Trump ahead of 2024 presidential campaign

YouTube on Friday said it's lifting former President Donald Trump's account restrictions, which the Google-owned video platform imposed in the aftermath of the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot.

Joe Manchin stakes out a more conservative space as 2024 looms

Sen. Joe Manchin III has been distancing himself from President Biden ahead of a possible run as a Democrat in solid red West Virginia even as he plays coy with his reelection intentions.

Prosecutors cast a wide net in Mar-a-Lago documents probe, seek grand jury testimony from staff

Prosecutors pursuing former President Donald Trump's alleged mishandling of classified materials have issued subpoenas to at least two dozen people who circulated at Mar-a-Lago.

Twenty years after the US invasion of Iraq

TWENTY YEARS AFTER THE U.S. INVASION OF IRAQ. It's been two decades since, on March 19, 2003, United States forces invaded Iraq. President George W. Bush ordered the invasion to neutralize what he said was the threat of weapons of mass destruction posed by Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. Except, it turned out Saddam did not have WMDs. U.S. forces searched and searched and searched and never found them. In all, 4,586 American service members died in the war, and 32,455 were wounded.

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