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Nvidia, AMD & Beijing: The Art of the (Bad) Deal

The U.S. is being played.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 11

2006—In a separate opinion in Henyard v. McDonough, Eleventh Circuit judge Rosemary Barkett, reaching out to address an issue that she concedes (with considerable...

How Teachers Can Dismantle the Teachers’ Unions

Empowering teachers and parents to starve the beast and break the monopoly.

Harvard Might Create a Conservative Center. Is It Real or Just Window Dressing?

There are five indicators to watch for to confirm whether Harvard is serious about intellectual diversity.

Dark Cuomo is the hero Gotham needs — and deserves

On Friday night, former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo unveiled a new, combative strategy for his general election campaign against Zohran Mamdani. On X, he attacked the avowed socialist for bragging about living in a $2,300 rent controlled apartment despite coming from a wealthy family, marrying a wealthy woman, and earning over $200,000 annually. “You’ve […]

Conservatives shouldn’t celebrate that Sydney Sweeney ad

The woke mob has been crying “Nazi” over American Eagle’s latest ad campaign, featuring starlet Sydney Sweeney sultrily explaining genetics to sell jeans, likening the assertion that a pretty blonde actress “has good jeans” to a call for eugenics. After years of being inundated with commercials filled with progressive messaging and gender ideology, many on […]

Trump is right: Census should not count illegal immigrants

When it comes to President Donald Trump, it feels like every policy position is a never-ending source of rage-inducing debate. Whether it’s tariff announcements and unannouncements that spark cheers or groans, foreign policy decisions that pit so-called hawks against so-called noninterventionists and isolationists, or anything to do with the “hoax”-addled Jeffrey Epstein files, it seems […]

Newsom’s redistricting threat is a blatant power grab

Texas Democrats went to the Windy City this week to avoid voting on legislation that would propose a new congressional map in the state. Their departure created a delay due to not having enough members to function in the legislature.  Support rolled in from current Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin, Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, […]

Abbott: Texas redistricting fight ‘could literally last years’

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) said Sunday that he would be willing to call indefinite special sessions of the state’s legislature to force through a new congressional map, attempting to escalate pressure on Texas Democrats who have stonewalled votes by fleeing the state. “This could literally last years,” Abbott said on Fox News. “As soon...

Beyond redistricting, Democrats need a new agenda. Here’s where to start.

By prioritizing this fight, voters are still not hearing a middle of the road message from the Democratic Party that offers an alternative to President Trump and the Republican Party. 

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