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The Xi-Putin Entente Is Here to Stay

The partnership between Russia and China is fast-developing and durable.

Termites in the American House

On a podcast with the economist Michael R. Strain.

The New, Dumb Regulatory Crusade: Snack-Food Booze

Futile interventions into private life like these erode the public’s faith in the competence and reasonability of the whole regulatory scheme.

How DEI Has Infiltrated Exercise Science

The DEI obsession is omnipresent.

Trump-era rule change allowing the logging of old-growth forests violates laws, judge says

A federal judge has found that a Trump-era rule change that allowed for the logging of old-growth forests in the Pacific Northwest violates several laws.

U.S. regulators might change how they classify marijuana. Here’s what that would mean

The news lit up the world of weed: U.S. health regulators are suggesting that the federal government loosen restrictions on marijuana.

U.S. hits North Korean and Russian accused of supporting North Korea’s ballistics missile program

In response to North Korea's failed launch of a spy satellite last week, the U.S. on Thursday imposed sanctions on two men and a Moscow-registered firm accused of supporting North Korea's ballistic missile program.

Unions are showing a strike-laden resurgence under Biden, but some believe it won’t last

Labor drives at iconic companies such as Starbucks and Amazon, plus the Biden administration's pro-union stance and recent polls showing public support for unions on the rise, have created a spark of optimism after decades of eroding influence.

Biden to award Medal of Honor to Army pilot who saved soldiers in daring Vietnam helicopter rescue

President Biden will award the Medal of Honor for combat heroism to U.S. Army Captain Larry Taylor, who in 1968 Vietnam rescued four soldiers after a plan to save them was scrubbed because it was thought to have almost no chance of success.

Minnesota regulators vote to proceed with environmental review of disputed carbon capture pipeline

Minnesota regulators voted Thursday to proceed with an environmental review for part of a proposed but disputed pipeline network that would carry planet-warming carbon dioxide from Midwest ethanol plants to a permanent underground storage site.

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