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RIP Iranian Nuclear Deal?

The Iranian nuclear program remains a heavy albatross around the Biden administration's neck. The United States and its European allies haven't...

yesterday 1

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Daniel R. Depetris

End American Gerontocracy

President Joe Biden's viscerally jarring fall on Thursday in Colorado Springs, while on stage dispensing diplomas to new U.S. Air Force Academy...

yesterday 1

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Josh Hammer

White House Antisemitism Strategy Is a Blow to 'Anti-Zionist' Bigots

Last week, the Biden administration released the first U.S. National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism. It marks a historic moment, with the U.S....

yesterday 6

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Josh Levs

The Debt Ceiling Deal Is an Epic Victory for President Biden

President Biden isn't doing well in the polls, even among his own voters. But never have those polls reflected reality less than this week....

yesterday 1

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Jason Nichols

Finding the Tank Man in Ourselves on the Anniversary of Tiananmen Massacre

I don't like tanks. They have been continually rumbling in my mind and heart since the 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre 34 years ago. We will...

yesterday 1

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Jianli Yang

By Stepping Into the Culture War, the Dodgers Only Alienate Fans

One of the most famous essays ever written about baseball was penned by Bart Giamatti, the Yale professor-turned-baseball commissioner. At the end...

yesterday 1

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Patrick T. Brown

The Winner of the Debt Ceiling Deal Is Undoubtedly Kevin McCarthy

After weeks of politicians on both sides whipping the media into a frenzy about a debt crisis, the predictable outcome has finally arrived: A deal...

yesterday 1

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Ari Hoffman

Montana Is Writing the Playbook on How To Deal With China

Montana just took an important step to protect its citizens from authoritarian regimes. By now everyone has heard that the state banned TikTok—and...

yesterday 1

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Dan Currell

Excessive Regulation on NGOs Amid Crises Cost Lives

The end of the COVID-19 National Emergency Declaration on May 11 marked a potent milestone in the battle against that crippling pandemic. At this...

yesterday 1

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Sean Penn And Ken Keen

The Real Reason Ukraine Is Only Taking Responsibility for Some Attacks

As the war in Ukraine rages on, a parallel contest is taking place in the information domain, where Ukrainian officials have been managing the...

yesterday 0

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Max Abrahms & Joseph Mroszczyk

Taxing Clean Energy—What Is Wrong With These People?

Texas is currently America's leader in wind and solar power. It provides 28 percent of America's wind energy. If it were a country, it would be the...

previous day 3

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Froma Harrop

Target Is the Latest Proof—Going Woke Means Going Broke

"I think those are just good business decisions, and it's the right thing for society, and it's the great thing for our brand." That's how Target...

previous day 4

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Paul Du Quenoy

The Justice Department's Pro-Abortion Bias Threatens Civil Liberties

In 1992, Bill Clinton declared that abortion should be "safe, legal, and rare." While far from a pro-life position, that statement expressed the...

previous day 3

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Ryan Bangert

Restricting Food Stamps Is Soft on Crime

The debt limit agreement reached over the weekend included broadening food stamps access for some groups, while restricting access for others. The...

previous day 3

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Naomi F. Sugie And Carol Joan Newark

Whatever Happened to Good, Old-Fashioned Political Landslides?

Why are elections so tight almost everywhere? It's a metaphysical mystery of our time. This week's election in which Turkey's autocrat was...

previous day 1

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Dan Perry

Pride Has Been Taken Over by Radical Activists. We Must Get Back to Basics

Every year on June 1, when Pride Month begins, conservative media and commentators start complain about Pride events. It happens like clockwork:...

previous day 1

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Rob Smith

This Pride, Brands Need to Stand by the Trans Community

The most important lesson from Bud Light and Target's embarrassing decisions to disavow their inclusive marketing has nothing to do with Pride...

previous day 1

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Sarah Kate Ellis

My Fellow Democrats: The Era of Big Government Is Over—and That's Good

Have you noticed the political paradox happening right now? During the first two years of Joe Biden's presidency, Biden notched massive...

wednesday 5

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Matt Robison

What Does Five More Years of Turkey's Erdogan Mean for the West?

After two decades of dominating Turkish politics—11 years as prime minister and 9 years as president of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan was recently...

wednesday 7

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George Monastiriakos

Texas Wants to Steal Religious Freedom From Parents

SB 1515, a bill that would have mandated the display of the Ten Commandments in Texas public school classrooms, died after failing to get a vote in...

wednesday 5

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Nick Fish

China Is Fueling Chaos and Funding Warlords in Libya—While Biden Stands By

Some might call this progress: Libya now has only one prime minister. Its second prime minister, Fathi Bashagha, had been appointed in March of...

wednesday 4

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Gordon G. Chang

Debate Us, Mr. President

When I was growing up, presidential primaries were where the voters weighed in on who they chose to be a party's nominee. The role of the political...

wednesday 30

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Marianne Williamson

Only Total Peace in Colombia Can Save the Amazon and the Indigenous

The lungs of a planet—the Amazon rainforest—continue to be ravaged by climate change and is in need of help more than ever. Yet, an alarming trend...

30.05.2023 5

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Fany Kuiru Castro

Target, Bud Light Foes Know Their End Is Near—and They're Terrified

Last week, Target announced they're pulling some items from their famous annual Pride collection, which has become a huge hit in the wider LGBTQ...

30.05.2023 4

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Charlotte Clymer

Grassroots Boycotts Against Woke Corporations Are Working

The sacrosanct month of Pride begins later this week. If you're a reasonable business executive sitting in a C-suite at a major American...

30.05.2023 5

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Jon Schweppe

Companies Should Follow the Government's Lead on Fair Chance Hiring

As of April, there were 9.6 million job openings and only 5.7 million unemployed people to fill them. This labor shortage is affecting the economy...

29.05.2023 7

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Ken Oliver

Memorial Day—America's Transcendent Holiday

If the last few generations of Americans understood the origin and meaning of Memorial Day, we might have avoided the division and corruption that...

29.05.2023 5

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Scott Powell

What the 'Galaxy' Has to Teach Us About Climate Change

In the latest iteration of the Marvel universe, the third volume of Guardians of the Galaxy has been criticized for relying on cheap humor and...

29.05.2023 4

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Christopher Barnard

Feminism Overshot the Goal

The following essay is an excerpt adapted from Peachy Keenan's new book, Domestic Extremist: A Practical Guide to Winning the Culture War , out June...

29.05.2023 20

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Peachy Keenan

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