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Is the Jeffrey Epstein Document Hunt Descending into a Moral Panic?

There’s nothing noble in subordinating one’s better judgment and elementary civic decency to a herd mentality.

Harvard’s Disappointing Grade Inflation Report

Harvard’s proposed changes won’t amount to much, but at least it has admitted the problem.

‘Gender-Affirming Care’ Proponents Had a Chance to Pick Apart a Critical HHS Report. They Didn’t Have Much to Say

The report concluded that the evidence for the efficacy of ‘gender-affirming care’ is ‘very low.’

Does Manhattan Really Need These Particular Democratic Candidates?

It’s a free country, but I find carpetbagging candidates more than a bit ridiculous.

Comey Case Update

There has been a flurry of activity regarding various motions to dismiss the indictment, with trial scheduled to begin January 5.

Will Democrat Abdul El-Sayed’s Radical ‘Decarceration’ Views Cost Him the Michigan Senate Race?

El-Sayed has also come under fire for backing the ‘defund-the-police’ movement and for organizing protests that turned violent.

Bills eliminating D.C.’s cashless bail, rolling back police changes pass House

The House passed two more bills Wednesday night reconfiguring the District's public safety system, with lawmakers approving proposals to repeal the city's cashless bail policy and undo police protocol changes that came about in 2020.

AI is redefining national power and sovereignty

In the decades following the end of the Cold War, global power has often been defined by GDP and the size of military arsenals. But in 2025, that calculus has changed. The most consequential struggle is no longer over territory, oil reserves, or the number of missiles. It is over artificial intelligence.  National sovereignty is […]

Epstein files release sets a horrible precedent

Former Harvard president Larry Summers has now lost virtually every professional association after a House committee released emails of his exchanges with child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Many of the correspondences are embarrassing. There’s going to be little, if any, sympathy for a well-known elite who’s angered conservatives and liberals and befriends creeps. And perhaps […]

The Persian Gulf’s geopolitical flexibility is a useful revelation

The Gulf states have concluded that the only viable strategy is to purchase stability deal by deal, relationship by relationship. 

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