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Irish Too Good to Serve Each Other

What would it mean as a policy for Irish people to expect that the bottom 10 percent of jobs be taken up by immigrants?

Inside California Republicans’ Strategy to Fight Gavin Newsom’s Redistricting Effort

The California GOP’s legal team estimates that they have roughly 18 different areas for potential lawsuits challenging Newsom’s move.

The Return of Car Choice, Hopefully

Whatever happens to the future of EVs, they should compete on an even playing field with other vehicles.

Trump’s Just War Against University Antisemitism Can Go Too Far

The Trump administration’s case against UCLA shows the danger of hostile environment claims.

National intel chief Tulsi Gabbard strips security clearances from 37 current and former officials

President Trump's intelligence director is revoking the security clearances of more than three dozen former and current officials on claims they "abused the public trust" by manipulating or politicizing intelligence.

Prediction markets show Trump with good chance of snagging Nobel Peace Prize

President Trump has a good chance of winning the Nobel Peace Prize in 2025, according to bettors on two of the most popular prediction platforms.

Reza Pahlavi must address his ‘White Russian’ problem

Of all Iranian diaspora leaders, Reza Pahlavi, the son of the ousted shah, has the greatest legitimacy. He has name recognition, and even those Iranians who supported the 1979 Islamic Revolution look upon the monarchy as the golden age before sanctions, war, and corruption hobbled the country. Iranians recognize that their grandparents had better living […]

Trump’s ‘shiny object syndrome’ could derail industrial policy

President Donald Trump is known to be fond of shiny objects. On Wednesday, Aug. 6, in the Oval Office, Apple CEO Tim Cook sought to sway Trump against tariffing his company’s imports with a gold and glass plaque inscribed just for him. Impressed by the gift as Trump clearly was, a more consequential shiny object […]

Trump’s Smithsonian review is long overdue

The White House last week informed Lonnie Bunch, the secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, that it’s putting the museums under review — in other words, adult supervision. The news came in a letter that amounted to a major front in the Trump administration’s war to retake the culture. As I wrote in an X post […]

Texas redistricting is ‘what democracy looks like’

When Democratic legislators in Texas returned to work on Monday after going AWOL for a couple of weeks, a small group of supporters at the chamber shouted, “This is what democracy looks like.” One must agree, if not for the reason that the partisans intended. Elected representatives going to work to do what they were […]

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