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Biden wants to pick and choose who gets to go to college

As President Joe Biden hands out hundreds of billions of dollars in student loan cancellations as if it were Monopoly money, his education agenda...

yesterday 10

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Gerard Scimeca

Not even Democrats are buying Bidenomics

President Joe Biden boldly tried to sell people on his economic plan as the core of his reelection campaign even though people hate the state of...

yesterday 3

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Zachary Faria

Washington is banning gas furnaces, and don’t let anyone say otherwise

Bureaucrats in Washington state are banning gas furnaces in new homes and businesses. They won’t cart off the one you already have, but they are...

yesterday 0

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Timothy P. Carney

A 12-team playoff won’t fix college football, but this will

The last year of the four-team college football playoff will go down in infamy as one of the greatest injustices in college athletics. An...

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Conn Carroll

Voters overwhelmingly support Republican asks on border security

Senate Democrats have reportedly ended negotiations with Senate Republicans over border security because the Republicans, according to Democrats,...

yesterday 0

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Conn Carroll

A scientist who helped Fauci discredit the lab leak theory is now speaking out

In March 2020, Dr. Robert Kadlec addressed a House committee to confirm his role and responsibilities as the federal government’s top...

yesterday 0

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Jon Miltimore

Only the courts can stop the SEC's burdensome regulations

Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Gary Gensler has a flair for excess. Since taking office in 2021, he has inflated the Federal Register...

yesterday 0

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Jeb Hensarling

Teachers union support for Hamas is further evidence for school choice

Following the Oct. 7 massacre in Israel, teachers unions have sided with Hamas , a State Department-recognized terrorist group, by calling for a "...

yesterday 0

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Ellie Krasne-Cohen

Biden must face Kissinger’s Eastern Mediterranean mistake

As the United States prepares to bury Henry Kissinger, an outsize figure in 20th century American diplomacy, many parts of the world continue to...

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Michael Rubin

California's population may be declining, but its budget deficit keeps growing

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) spent much of his debate with Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) defending the Biden administration rather than his own state. Given...

yesterday 0

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Zachary Faria

Philadelphia refuses to call it a Christmas tree at annual lighting ceremony

It is 2023, and the phrase “Christmas tree” is still too offensive and triggering for the Democrats in Philadelphia’s government. While we live...

yesterday 0

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Christopher Tremoglie

As war in Gaza resumes, where does it go from here?

Regrettably for the people of Gaza, it was always a matter of when, not if, the war would resume. On Friday, that time arrived as Israeli aircraft...

previous day 9

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Daniel Depetris

Majority of voters support impeachment of Secretary of Homeland Security

Regardless of one's political allegiances, people in the United States should be able to objectively criticize our leaders without first...

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Christopher Tremoglie

Biden's war on faith and family continues

Pushing back against the Biden administration’s radical identity politics, 19 state attorneys general and numerous conservative and religious...

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Investing in the Soo Locks is critical to preserving America’s economic and national security

Investing in and modernizing the Soo Locks is a matter of great economic and national security for our country. Located on the St. Marys River in...

previous day 8

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Rep. Dan Newhouse

Scholars suggest universal health codes for climate change ailments

Scholars want to see new universal health codes created for climate change ailments. Health scholars proposed updating the World Health...

previous day 8

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Matt Lamb

Social justice activists take pogroms mainstream

Anti-Jewish pogroms are not a new phenomenon. Sometimes, governments incite them or simply look the other way. Sometimes, governments crack down on...

previous day 5

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Max Eden

Charter schools must avoid the DEI blunder

Public school enrollment has dropped by more than 1 million students nationwide since the COVID-19 pandemic. District school leaders expected...

previous day 6

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Jason Bedrick

Trim the government and give people fewer things to fight over

We often talk as though the anger and authoritarianism in our politics were intrinsic, part of some global cycle, or perhaps a response to news...

previous day 0

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Dan Hannan

More political debates on TV, less Kardashians, Bachelors, Bachelorettes, and Real Housewives

Last week’s televised debate between Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) and Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) was a rare event of political intellect displayed on...

previous day 0

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Christopher Tremoglie

The deeper roots of our suicide crisis

This week, the National Center for Health Statistics released an alarming number. In 2022, suicides reached an all-time high in America . Nearly...

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Adam Carrington

Limitless self-expression is not the essence of higher education

Events in the Middle East have fueled long-standing disputes about free speech on college campuses, with one side arguing that unfettered freedom...

saturday 8

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Miles Smith

Guardianship: A $50 billion magnet for predators

Rep. Claude Pepper of Florida held a hearing in September 1987 to investigate the abuse of senior citizens placed into court-ordered guardianship....

saturday 2

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Diane Dimond

The Senate’s border security farce

More than 9,000 immigrants were arrested for illegally crossing the southern border this past Thursday. To put that number in perspective,...

saturday 1

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‘Am I my brother’s keeper?’ Caring for other people is now problematic

“Eldest daughter syndrome” is a trending phrase on social media and the online press . What is it? Eldest daughters tend to take on a lot of...

01.12.2023 5

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Timothy P. Carney

Segregation is back, now pushed by the 'woke'

Evanston Township High School in Evanston, Illinois , offers " affinity classes " to students of color. According to the school district, the...

01.12.2023 4

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Kimberly Ross

US should support India's emerging global role

Two recent, seemingly unconnected events involving India highlight its growing global role. Both were largely unreported in the United States...

01.12.2023 2

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John Bolton

Newsom's crybully routine is an admission of his failures

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) correctly noted in his 90-minute rout of Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) that Newsom is a liberal bully. The more accurate term...

01.12.2023 4

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Zachary Faria

China's infernal internal affairs hypocrisy

The Chinese Communist Party insists, ad infinitum, that it never interferes in the internal affairs of other nations. Party officials insist that...

01.12.2023 0

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Tom Rogan

Tuberville’s last stand

As a former Senate staffer, I am loath to tell the holder of a certificate of election when it is time to give up on a fight. They are the ones in...

01.12.2023 1

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Conn Carroll

Disappointments after Dobbs at the ballot box

In June 2022, the Supreme Court handed down a landmark decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization. The decision was a major win for...

01.12.2023 0

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Kimberly Ross

Democrats shouldn't be surprised by their Left flank's radicalism

Trouble is brewing in the deep-blue state of Maryland , where Democratic state senators are discovering that — gasp — an “ immigrant advocacy”...

01.12.2023 0

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Mike Gonzalez

US banks make bad bet on Shein

The controversial Chinese fashion retailer Shein is planning an initial public offering. The three most prestigious U.S. investment banks, Goldman...

01.12.2023 0

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James Rogan

The West against the worst

An Oakland City Council vote for a Gaza ceasefire resolution drew wide attention this week as speaker after speaker denounced efforts to insert...

01.12.2023 0

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Hugo Gurdon

Reasons for hope and despair about the housing market

The U.S. housing market is currently a grim part of the economy. Mortgage rates are nearing 8. September saw the fewest homes on the market in...

01.12.2023 0

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Tiana Lowe Doescher

DeSantis was right: President Gavin Newsom is coming for us all

Thursday night’s debate between Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) and Patrick Bateman impersonator Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) was framed by Fox’s Sean...

01.12.2023 1

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Ian Haworth

The totalitarianism of climate alarmists

Anyone who observes politics understands the importance of alarmism. Favorable political action is far more likely when facing an “emergency.”...

01.12.2023 0

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Paul Mueller

The red-green alliance against the West

The murderous Hamas attack on Israel can be described as a success only in a limited and horrific tactical sense: More Jews were murdered in a...

01.12.2023 0

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Asaf Romirowsky

The Europeans fail China's pipeline attack test

In early October, the undersea Balticconnector gas pipeline between Estonia and Finland was damaged. Two undersea telecommunications cables linking...

01.12.2023 1

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Tom Rogan

Brandon Johnson is destroying Chicago in a hurry

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is not a big supporter of law enforcement, but evidently he enjoys using law enforcement privileges to make his day...

01.12.2023 1

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Zachary Faria

Electric vehicles are still more expensive and less reliable

The rapid push by climate zealots to force people into electric vehicles has run into a small problem: most electric vehicles are worse cars and...

01.12.2023 1

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Zachary Faria

Senate Democrats' assault on democratic norms continues

Democrats increasingly violate democratic norms when it suits their political interests. Such an episode was on full display in the Senate...

01.12.2023 1

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Pennsylvania Society at 125 retains its luster

NEW YORK — It is the one time of year where everyone in Pennsylvania politics, no matter what side of the aisle they are on, looks to New York...

01.12.2023 3

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Salena Zito

Biden really doesn’t understand how income taxes work (or he's full of it)

A few years back, all the liberal activists, half the news media, and the leaders of the Democratic Party all invented a new tax system that exists...

01.12.2023 2

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Timothy P. Carney

Even Gavin Newsom's wife saw Ron DeSantis was winning the debate

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) faced a tall order when he debated Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) on the only cable network that refuses to rig its coverage...

01.12.2023 0

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Tiana Lowe Doescher

The enemy of the Palestinian people

Figures from Gaza's Hamas-run health ministry are unreliable. Still, independent assessments of the Hamas - Israel war put Gazan civilian...

01.12.2023 6

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Tom Rogan

Michigan Democrats choose climate alarmism over the state's economy

Democrats are nothing if not masochists. Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed sweeping energy legislation this week that will effectively kill the...

01.12.2023 10

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Kaylee Mcghee White

Bidenomics short-circuits electric car hopes

Building a nationwide network of chargers for plug-in cars is not easy because there are challenges involving electrical engineering, civil...

01.12.2023 1

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Timothy P. Carney

Biden's false choice

In his 2014 autobiography, Robert Gates, who spent three decades at the CIA and served as secretary of defense in the Bush II and Obama...

01.12.2023 6

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Dominic Green

Newsom boosted Trump and Haley because Democrats only fear DeSantis

The debate between Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) and Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) was enlightening for many reasons. One is that it offered a reminder that...

01.12.2023 5

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Zachary Faria

Believe women but respect due process

In October, former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer posted a video to X, formerly Twitter, saying he could now share text messages and...

01.12.2023 6

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Nicole Russell

Francis Scott Key is canceled

Some middle school students are taught about Francis Scott Key, learning how he penned what would become the national anthem after watching the...

01.12.2023 1

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Madeline Fry Schultz

The story of the real places from the fictional works of Charles Dickens

Charles Dickens had a knack for creating fictional characters, dozens and dozens of them in every book, so vivid and so individualized in...

01.12.2023 1

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Charlotte Allen

Melissa Broder brings the magic spark back to the millennial novel

The unnamed 40-something narrator of Melissa Broder’s latest novel, Death Valley, is running away. A novelist, she leaves her dysfunctional life...

01.12.2023 1

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Alex Perez

US clearly wants Israel to rely more on ground force operations over airstrikes

Visiting Israel on Thursday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken pushed Israeli leaders to take greater action to avoid the heavy civilian casualties...

30.11.2023 10

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Tom Rogan

US clearly wants Israel to rely more on ground force operations over air strikes

Visiting Israel on Thursday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken pushed Israeli leaders to take greater action to avoid the heavy civilian casualties...

30.11.2023 1

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Tom Rogan

Brandon Johnson turns to wild racism accusations to excuse his failures

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is losing control of his city, and he is losing his grasp of reality along with it. In order to defend his job...

30.11.2023 20

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Zachary Faria

The bad idea about language that research keeps falsifying

In a 1936 paper, the fire inspector and amateur linguist Benjamin Lee Whorf argued that because the Hopi language, spoken by the Native American...

30.11.2023 1

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Micah Mattix

Is Max Verstappen the greatest athlete of all time?

Five years ago, Netflix released the first season of its Drive to Survive series, elevating Formula One into the American consciousness and making...

30.11.2023 3

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Jack Baruth

Hey Deadspin, leave those kids alone

Nothing encapsulates the current state of “journalism” quite like attacking a child in order to attack a football team as racist and apparently...

30.11.2023 1

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Zachary Faria

Biden and Mayorkas still won't apologize for smearing Border Patrol agents

There has still been no public apology by the Biden administration for smearing Border Patrol agents as racists who assaulted illegal immigrants as...

30.11.2023 1

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Zachary Faria

More states should reject California's electric vehicle mandates

A backlash is growing against mandates forcing auto companies to make electric vehicles. Drivers now have enough experience to know that the...

30.11.2023 0

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Washington Examiner

Feel bad about your appetizers and seltzer

In the off chance you thought you were an OK person who did mostly moral things, there’s a whole new list of behaviors that you should feel bad...

30.11.2023 0

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Timothy P. Carney

Shane MacGowan the muse

My head was ringing with the lyrics “And a-rovin, a-rovin, a-rovin, I’ll go/ for a pair of brown eyes,” yet still I managed to finish the first...

30.11.2023 0

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Timothy P. Carney

Business is booming for San Francisco private schools

San Francisco’s downtown may be turning into a ghost town as businesses flee the crime and homelessness the "City by the Bay" has become...

30.11.2023 0

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Conn Carroll

Elf at 20

When he wrote A Christmas Carol in 1843, Charles Dickens invented the Christmas fairy tale, setting the pattern for stories intended to be popular...

30.11.2023 0

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Titus Techera

Ridley Scott’s Napoleon: Bad history, worse film

Defending his Napoleon from grumbles caused by early rumors of historical inaccuracy, director Ridley Scott snapped that “when I have issues with...

30.11.2023 0

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Nicholas M. Gallagher

Henry Kissinger, 1923-2023

Henry Kissinger, the German-born geopolitical strategist and master bureaucratic infighter, has died at 100. Born in Furth, Germany, in 1923,...

30.11.2023 0

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Tevi Troy

Speaking the language of the locals

When you’re in a foreign country, it’s considered rude to just march into a shop and immediately speak English. You’re supposed to act sheepish...

30.11.2023 0

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Rob Long

In The Curse, Nathan Fielder pulls his tricks on himself

Nathan Fielder is a bard of discomfort. In his absurdist Comedy Central docuseries Nathan For You, the Canadian comedian offered his services as a...

30.11.2023 0

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J. Oliver Conroy

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