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After Populism

Here’s a challenge: Let’s raise a generation of great men.

Questions Jim Jordan Should Ask Lina Khan

As the FTC chairwoman makes her first-ever appearance before a GOP-controlled House Judiciary Committee, she has much to answer for.

Next Term’s SCOTUS Tax Case Is Important for Restraining Tax-Happy Officials

The Court will have an opportunity to set limits on the taxing power by deciding whether unrealized income is taxable.

Russian spies in Ukraine suspected of duping FBI to censor Americans on social media

The FBI was enlisted by the Security Service of Ukraine soon after the Russian invasion to demand social media platforms take down posts and block accounts such as those belonging to American journalists, according to House Judiciary Committee investigators.

Tim Scott calls on America to turn back to God in new Iowa ad

Republican presidential hopeful Tim Scott is making the case in a new television ad running in Iowa that the United States will be a stronger nation if its elected leaders put more "faith in God" and in the "values embedded in the Gospel."

The Turkey-Iran terror nexus in occupied Cyprus shakes the status quo

Among the world’s many frozen conflicts, the division of Cyprus may appear to Americans the sleepiest. After all, it has been nearly a half-century since Turkey invaded the island. If Turks say Greek ambitions to annex the island justified their first invasion, such logic fell apart a week later when the Greek military junta collapsed. That Turkey then invaded again, seizing an additional 30% of the island during peace talks, is an affront to good faith, diplomacy, and international law.

Family that fled Taliban persecution fears deportation from US

It took the Hedayat family 16 months to reach the United States after seeking refuge from Taliban persecution. Now immigration court delays have left the family in terror over the possibility that they might be deported to Afghanistan — and back within the Taliban’s reach. An evacuation volunteer who helped the Hedayats told the Washington Examiner about the family’s arduous journey to safety on the condition of anonymity.

Mellman: The economy recovery: Perception and reality

Pundits continue puzzling over the seeming disconnect between economic reality and public perception. The reality is simple: President Biden has presided over a uniquely successful economic recovery.  Whether by comparison to American presidents past, or other world leaders present, Bidenomics has proven an extraordinary boon. Under President Biden’s leadership 13.2 million jobs have...

Inflation slowed to 3 percent in June, hits lowest rate in two years

Consumer prices rose 3 percent annually in June and 0.2 percent last month alone, according to inflation data released Wednesday by the Labor Department. The consumer price index (CPI) posted its smallest annual increase since March 2021 as inflation fell from a 4 percent annual rate in May. Without food and energy, prices rose 4.8...

Conservative demands on defense bill pressure House GOP leaders to bend

Conservative pressure to address hot-button issues like abortion, diversity initiatives and Ukraine funding is complicating efforts from House Republican leaders to pass the annual National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), spurring a creative procedural fix to keep floor action on the bill moving while larger issues remain unresolved. Some conservatives want to see amendments to reverse...

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