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VP Harris blasted for ‘tone deaf’ post announcing anti-Islamophobia plan amid Israel-Hamas war

Vice President Kamala Harris was slammed by critics who called her tone deaf in response to a video where she announced the White House's plan against "Islamophobia."

Why Democrats keep stubbing their toes on the working class vote

David Leonhardt has done just about everything at The New York Times. Today, he writes “The Morning,” The Times’ flagship AM newsletter. Prior to...

Uncle Sam needs to figure out how to stop bankrolling the college cartel

The recent scourge of antisemitism has convinced some in the Capitol to crack down on government funding for universities.

H&R Block and Intuit show the perils of living off the government

I really like TurboTax. Before I used TurboTax, I used to pay an accountant hundreds of dollars a year to do my slightly complicated taxes. (I have been a landlord, had a home office, had freelance income and expenses, and had to depreciate some business assets). TurboTax is much cheaper and not much extra effort.

Europe’s migrant crisis

The UK's own southern border grapples with unrelenting immigration.

Edward Luttwak and Eitan Shamir find the lessons of the IDF

As Israel reels from the worst terrorist attack in its history, some observers and many Israelis feel shocked, given the vaunted reputation of the Israel Defense Forces. Israel has long been considered a military superpower. In their new book, The Art of Military Innovation: Lessons from the Israel Defense Forces, Edward Luttwak and Eitan Shamir explain that Israel must be more than tough to survive. It must be smart as well.

Do we really want a sexless Hollywood?

While Hollywood could learn to be a bit more chaste, does that mean it should get rid of romance entirely?

The four types of military retirees

In the midst of these dark times, one master sergeant's generosity of hope has inspired a spark of optimism for the future.

Vulnerable Senate Democrats caught in crossfire over border security

Vulnerable Senate Democrats facing tough reelection races in Republican-leaning or swing states say they are open to supporting immigration policy reforms as part of an emergency foreign aid package. That could give Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) incentive to cut a deal with Republicans to curb the flow of migrants across the U.S.-Mexico...

Johnson’s strident LGBTQ views put advocates on alert

In the week since Republicans voted unanimously to elect Rep. Mike Johnson (R-La.) the next Speaker of the House, LGBTQ lawmakers and civil rights advocates have criticized the once little-known congressman’s conservative record on same-sex marriage and transgender rights and questioned his ability to lead the House on LGBTQ issues with impartiality. His background may...

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