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Trump’s ‘Most Favored Nation’ drug pricing push risks undermining pro-life legacy

President Donald Trump’s work to lower prescription drug costs for patients will undoubtedly be one of his most significant legacies. From the legislation he recently signed to increase transparency among pharmacy benefit managers to the historic pricing deals he has negotiated with drug manufacturers, Trump has made more progress on this issue than any of […]

Animal Farm movie: Irking both sides

George Orwell’s 1945 novel Animal Farm is a satirical allegory meant to illustrate Soviet Communism’s flaws, with its unrestrained powerholders pursuing selfish ends. The 2026 animated Animal Farm movie does that, but also takes shots at power-hungry capitalists, sparking criticism. What’s going on here?  First, some context for my opinion.  In 1991, I guested on […]

What textiles teach us about globalism — and survival

I recently spoke at a conference in Washington hosted by the National Council of Textile Organizations. It was a bittersweet experience. Sweet because during the darkest days of the COVID-19 pandemic, when Americans desperately needed masks, gowns, and every other form of personal protective equipment to stay alive, I turned to NCTO in my White […]

Democrats on cusp of House majority after Virginia win: Forecaster

A nonpartisan election handicapper put Democrats on the verge of winning the House majority in 2026 after the party’s redistricting victory in Virginia this week. Sabato’s Crystal Ball, published by the University of Virginia’s Center for Politics, shifted four Virginia House districts in Democrats’ favor on Tuesday after voters approved a redistricting map that was...

The US needs its NATO allies now more than ever

The US military operation in Iran has created numerous consequences for both Americans and NATO partners in Europe, but European allies have taken on more responsibility and provided key assistance to the U.S. in the conflict, demonstrating a strong NATO alliance.

Spanberger: Anti-redistricting campaign tried to ‘trick people’

Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D) on Wednesday said the campaign opposed to the redistricting referendum in the Old Dominion sought to “trick people” into voting against the ballot measure allowing congressional maps to be redrawn to favor Democrats.  “You know, certainly we were out and about encouraging people to vote 'yes,' but the 'no' campaign...

Trump bashes Supreme Court’s ‘Republican’ justices, says they’ve ‘gone weak, stupid, and bad’

President Trump said on Wednesday that “certain” conservative justices on the Supreme Court have “gone weak, stupid, and bad,” tearing into them for a recent decision on tariffs and skepticism over his effort to limit birthright citizenship. Trump slammed “Republican” justices in a lengthy Truth Social post, arguing that they “don’t stick together” like their...

Approval of Congress falls to just 10 percent: Gallup

The approval rating for Congress fell to just 10 percent in new polling data released on Wednesday. The Gallup poll found that 86 percent of respondents disapprove of the job performances by federal lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.  The 10 percent approval rating is just above the poll’s all-time record low of 9...

DOJ walks back subpoenas in Brennan investigation: Report

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has withdrawn subpoenas related to the investigation into former CIA Director John Brennan, The Associated Press reported on Tuesday. While the DOJ issued a small handful of subpoenas over the weekend for witnesses to appear before a grand jury in Washington, D.C., investigators informed lawyers on Monday evening that those...

Beyond volatility: The next phase of US energy leadership

Energy dominance in the 21st century will not be defined solely by the ability to produce oil and gas.

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