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Happy, birthday, Adam Smith: The invisible hand just Slapped Disney

Even Disney's CEO, Bob Iger, now appears to be seeking to "quiet things down" after years of culture wars.

Ex-Binance CEO asks judge to allow him to leave US ahead of sentencing

Changpeng Zhao, the founder and former CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Binance, has asked the judge to allow him to leave the United States. Zhao’s lawyers are urging U.S. District Judge Richard Jones in Seattle to reject the Justice Department’s (DOJ) request to bar him from returning home to the United Arab Emirates until he is...

Ramaswamy: X should host January GOP debate with ‘someone like’ Tucker Carlson as moderator

Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy said X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, should host a January debate with a moderator akin to former Fox News host Tucker Carlson Friday. “If there’s a January GOP debate, it should be hosted on X, not on cable TV, moderated by someone like @TuckerCarlson who might just ask questions that...

5 things to know about the riots in Dublin

Protesters in Dublin began rioting and attacking police earlier this week, after three children were injured in a knife attack outside a school. Irish police arrested 34 people Thursday night after the rioters stormed across Dublin, setting fire to cars. According to Ireland’s national police service, 32 of the 34 people arrested were charged for...

Treat antisemitism and terrorism like the cancers they are

It needs to be fully detected and removed.

Bernie Sanders’ ‘old and tired’ ideas for Middle East peace

His ideas are as old and tired as Sen. Sanders himself and as likely to succeed as his past bids for the presidency.

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta could protect teen girls but puts $270 profit from each of them first: suit

The prospect of taking in just 1% less cash meant Zuckerberg's Instagram wouldn't stop showing teens harmful images, a court case claims.

Surging farebeating is a sign of bad things to come: Reverse the soft-on-crime trend now

New MTA reporting shows that farebeating on buses and subways is still rising.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—November 25

In a wild administrative ruling (in In re Fonberg), the three-judge Judicial Council of the Ninth Circuit Executive Committee concludes that an unmarried court employee with...

Hamas: Made in the U.S.A.

Antisemitic terror has deep, surprising roots in American soil.

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