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DEI — RIP

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The LA fires were man-made, but not like they say

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Chris Martz

The Left descends into madness opposing Trump 2.0

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Chris Martz

Trump’s military recruitment surge

Trump’s military recruitment surge

Imagine a gender studies program at an elite liberal arts college recruiting applicants by using images of masculine, gun-wielding warriors...

yesterday 8

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The Trump administration can deliver justice for nursing home victims

Attorney General Pam Bondi and Health and Human Services Secretary-designate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. have an opportunity to finally deliver justice...

yesterday 10

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Tudor Dixon

The lawfare gang strikes again

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Todd Russ

Why Oklahoma is taking an unprecedented step in fighting ESG

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Todd Russ

What women want to hear from Trump’s Labor nominee

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Todd Russ

Make America normal again

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Todd Russ

Trump’s latest DOGE effort: Stop minting wasteful pennies

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Christian Papillon

Trump’s executive orders hold medical ideologues accountable

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Todd Russ

The NCAA finally forces itself to protect female athletes

The NCAA doesn’t make many decisions for itself much anymore. That thankfully means that the organization is finally willing to protect women’s...

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Zachary Faria

Nike lectures the nation on women’s sports

Nike lectures the nation on women’s sports

Nike’s Super Bowl advertisement managed to combine a grating woke lecture with the gender ideology hypocrisy that has come to define the brand over...

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Zachary Faria

Scott Presler keeps his foot on the pedal in Pennsylvania

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Salena Zito

Faith on the gridiron amplifies the nation’s ‘vibe shift’

Faith on the gridiron amplifies the nation’s ‘vibe shift’

As players exited the field following the University of Texas’s thrilling overtime victory over Arizona State University in the College Football...

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Saul Anuzis

America must lead in AI innovation to counter China

As Vice President JD Vance heads to Paris for the AI Action Summit, the Trump administration will be doubling down on the message that’s...

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Nathan Leamer

Let Medicare cover weight loss drugs to make America healthy

Despite his historic wariness of the pharmaceutical industry, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s stance toward weight-loss drugs appears to be softening. In...

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Saul Anuzis

RFK Jr. wants to ‘go wild’ on agriculture. That’s a big problem

Before nominating Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as secretary of Health and Human Services, President Donald Trump promised to let him “go wild on health,...

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Saul Anuzis

Democrats are getting trounced in the narrative war

It is a rule of thumb for political parties to emphasize popular positions while deemphasizing stances disfavored by the public. Politics ain’t...

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Radical LGBT activists lash out over Trump protecting women’s sports

President Donald Trump signed an executive order attempting to ban biologically male athletes who identify as transgender from women’s sports. This...

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Jonathan Bronitsky And Paige Bronitsky

The fight for women’s sports continues

The fight for women’s sports continues

It took an executive order from President Donald Trump for the National Collegiate Athletic Association to do what is right. On National Girls and...

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Jonathan Bronitsky And Paige Bronitsky

Spreading out the federal government is a terrible idea

With President Donald Trump back in office and the Department of Government Efficiency taking no prisoners, the administration is charging ahead on...

saturday 1

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Jonathan Bronitsky And Paige Bronitsky

Stop the Palestinian Authority from funding terrorism

With the inauguration of President Donald Trump, 2025 marks a pivotal moment for change, both in America and the Middle East. It’s past time to...

saturday 10

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Ron York

After NIH move, DOGE hysteria spreads

After NIH move, DOGE hysteria spreads

AFTER NIH MOVE, DOGE HYSTERIA SPREADS. There was an alarmist report in the Washington Post over the weekend about the Trump administration and the...

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Ron York

The Democratic Party’s gender paradox

One characterization of modern American society is that we have reached heights of both stereotypical feminism and wild androgyny. And Democrats,...

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Ron York

Liberal prosecutor and Washington Post ignore ‘transgender’ serial flasher

A registered sex offender named Richard Cox exposed himself to girls and women in two high school swimming pool locker rooms in the Washington,...

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Ron York

Logic and lethality demand Space Command stay in Colorado 

Logic and lethality demand Space Command stay in Colorado 

President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have made clear that they want the U.S. military focused on “speed,” “efficiency,” and “...

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Get thee from a nunnery: Review of ‘Stone Yard Devotional’ by Charlotte Wood

Nuns, Sylvia Townsend Warner wrote in her historical novel The Corner That Held Them, set in a 14th-century English convent, are “beings who are,...

07.02.2025 1

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Malcolm Forbes

On immigration, Democrats choose chaos again

One would think that after an election in which Democrats were thoroughly trounced on the matter of illegal immigration, their party might be...

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Democratic governors get weird about illegal immigration

The Democratic Party is adrift in a second Trump era with little idea of where to go from here. That means Democratic governors have been left to...

07.02.2025 1

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Zachary Faria

The ambitious and doomed The Brutalist

Some kinds of creativity are harder to capture on camera than others. Eureka moments are fairly easy to present in music or occasionally in art....

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Rob Long

Democrats are in Hogg Hell

The grownups in charge of the Democratic Party have made their share of errors and canoodled with extremists on all sorts of matters. However, in...

07.02.2025 1

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Timothy P. Carney

The wall between Democrats and reality

If you want to watch a video that perfectly captures how hopelessly out of touch the modern Democratic Party is with 99% of the nation, you...

07.02.2025 1

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Conn Carroll

Debug bureaucracy

Akash Bobba’s Hindu parents came to New Jersey from India after his father, Jay, secured an H-1B visa. Akash wrote artificial intelligence models...

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Dominic Green

Woke? I don’t know the meaning of the word!

President Donald Trump is back at the White House, so politics are back at awards shows. Accepting an award for “global impact” at the Grammys over...

07.02.2025 1

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Madeline Fry Schultz

Britain’s conservative second world war

Although always popular, revisionist history is an area fraught with pitfalls. This is because, fundamentally, most historians are not idiots, and...

07.02.2025 3

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Rob Long

Farewell, Ruritania: Saying goodbye to Eastern Europe’s exotic aura

Bram Stoker’s Dracula begins with an unsettling journey. As Jonathan Harker crosses the Danube River, he remarks ominously, “The impression I had...

07.02.2025 1

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Will Collins

The law of rule

What is it about the Wild West that keeps us coming back for more? Surely the popular appeal of the Western, on the page, on the stage, and on the...

07.02.2025 1

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Rob Long

Trump’s modest proposal on Gaza

I don’t think anybody quite understands what President Donald Trump is proposing in Gaza. At its most idealized form, anyway. Think of the...

07.02.2025 1

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W. James Antle Iii

Too ecumenical?

“On most Sundays,” the rector of an Episcopal church told me last summer with a smile, “most of my congregation is pretty staunchly...

07.02.2025 1

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Rob Long

A miracle drink

In the wake of the tragic crash of American Airlines Flight 5342 with an Army Black Hawk helicopter over Washington, D.C., and the Learjet 55 crash...

07.02.2025 1

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Rob Long

Trump’s ‘own’ goal in the Middle East

President Donald Trump does so many big things fast that each one crowds out what was shocking only a day or hour before. It has been less than a...

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Kimberly Ross

Putting America first in the Middle East

Without question, the formation of the Abraham Accords was the greatest foreign policy achievement of Donald Trump’s first term as president. The...

07.02.2025 40

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Michael Lucchese

The idea of DOGE is at the root of American values

The federal government is very good at creating acronyms. However, what the federal government is terrible at doing is accounting for the money it...

07.02.2025 10

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Emma Fuentes

The unmasking of USAID

The U.S. Agency for International Development’s efforts to remake the world in the image of a woke America are coming to a screeching halt....

07.02.2025 7

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Mike Gonzalez

The Democrats who love to lose

After such an astounding defeat in November, one might expect the Democratic Party to reflect and regroup. Based on what Democrats have offered up...

07.02.2025 3

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Kimberly Ross

The US would be better off without TikTok

President Donald Trump signed an executive order last month to pause a ban on TikTok for 75 days. An outbreak of posts featuring reactions from...

07.02.2025 2

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Kimberly Ross

USAID gave $270 million to a Soros NGO, but it only needed $9 million to doom democracy in Albania

USAID gave $270 million to a Soros NGO, but it only needed $9 million to doom democracy in Albania

The Soros family’s foundations may have designed the Albanian kangaroo court that the country’s socialist prime minister has used to jail his...

07.02.2025 10

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Tiana Lowe Doescher

Trump emerges as dealmaker-in-chief in potential US Steel deal

PITTSBURGH — President Donald Trump said Friday that Nippon Steel will drop its $14.1 billion bid to acquire U.S. Steel and instead invest heavily...

07.02.2025 10

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Tiana Lowe Doescher

JD Vance: A Christian and student of philosophy

The first three weeks of the Trump administration have brought a flurry of executive policymaking but also three controversies about Christian...

07.02.2025 1

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Kimberly Ross