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Strengthen the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program — Don’t Tear It Down

We shouldn’t dismantle a system that has served patients well for decades.

Spain and Europe’s Crisis of Meaning

The Ceuta crisis leaves in its wake a series of follow-on crises that illuminate strategic challenges for Spain, Europe, and America alike. 

Michigan Goes to the Polls — and Possibly Off the Deep End

El-Sayed offers a monomaniacal focus on socialist sloganeering and anti-Zionist rhetoric. Naturally, he could win the Democratic Senate primary.

Judge blocks New York’s anti-ICE mask law but preserves law barring cooperation on ICE arrests

A federal judge has blocked New York's new law barring ICE officers from wearing masks while on duty in the state, but allowed another law that blocks localities from signing cooperation agreements with the deportation agency.

Silicon Valley can’t own the Pentagon’s kill switch

U.S. Special Operations Command chief Adm. Frank Bradley recently warned that troops must be careful about how artificial intelligence enters the delivery of military force. The harder question is no longer whether the Pentagon will use commercial AI, but who will control the software once it becomes part of a mission. The answer should be […]

Dr. Oz just fired a $4.5 billion shot at big hospital hypocrisy

The 340B drug discount program grew to an eye-popping $100 billion in drug sales in 2025, making it the largest government program most people have never heard of. Enacted under the Public Health Service Act to require drug manufacturers to provide outpatient drugs at steep discounts to safety-net hospitals serving low-income patients, 340B has metastasized […]

Sorry, Europe: Trump has found better allies in Asia

President Donald Trump is not a leader who thinks in shades of grey. He has sorted the United States’s allies, by and large, into two categories: those worthy of diplomatic energy and close military coordination, and those who are not. The European nations, excepting Poland, fall into the “not” box. The gung-ho Asian tigers — […]

The reverse Reconquista: How 60,000 Moroccan men exposed Europe’s softest border

In the past few days, we’ve witnessed the unsettling images of tens of thousands of Moroccans, young unemployed Muslim men, clambering over the barbed-wire fence border between Morocco and Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta. The images conjure up several ironies of Spanish history — a reverse “Reconquista” of Spain whereby Muslims avenge the final […]

Trump is wasting time negotiating with terrorists. Here’s what he should do instead

It has been 157 days since the United States initiated its military campaign against the Islamic Republic of Iran.  The beginning of the Islamic regime’s war against the U.S., of course, really started on Nov. 4, 1979, when Iranian students, working under the auspices of the new regime, seized American hostages in the U.S. Embassy. […]

Trump’s alternative to war with Iran isn’t peace. It’s a bloodbath

For years, the Iranian government has attacked Israel mainly through proxies — Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis. More recently, it has launched direct, gratuitous strikes on the Middle East’s only relatively free country. If holding this regime accountable isn’t morally justified, there is no such thing as moral justification. There is also a utilitarian argument […]

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