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Big battleships won’t beat China

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A dangerous Supreme Court decision

A dangerous Supreme Court decision

For years, liberal Supreme Court justices have decried the dangers of what is known as the “shadow docket,” but when it suits their short-term...

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Washington Examiner

The Ivy League is manufacturing America’s adversaries

The Ivy League is manufacturing America’s adversaries

U.S. foreign policy is being shaped by people, educated at elite universities, who have been steeped in a worldview deeply hostile to Israel and...

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Gregg Roman

San Francisco’s empty reparations promises

San Francisco’s empty reparations promises

Frustration and disappointment with the Democratic Party are at generational highs, and the San Francisco Board of Supervisors’ quixotic effort to...

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Gregg Roman

Subsidizing demand won’t solve affordability

Subsidizing demand won’t solve affordability

President Donald Trump has dismissed the matter of “affordability” as a hoax, but voters consistently name the cost of living as the matter most...

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Washington Examiner

California wants schools to keep parents in the dark

California wants schools to keep parents in the dark

California’s bizarre crusade against parents on behalf of transgender activists has suffered a temporary setback. That doesn’t make it any less...

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Zachary Faria

Macron’s pointless upcoming call with Putin

Macron’s pointless upcoming call with Putin

French President Emmanuel Macron‘s recent overtures to Russian President Vladimir Putin represent yet another profound misunderstanding of the war...

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Zachary Faria

In a gloomy winter, read a couple of classic books

In a gloomy winter, read a couple of classic books

After Christmas is over, and the sunrises start getting earlier and the sunsets later in the Northern Hemisphere, there are still two months of...

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Zachary Faria

Ave Maria: Myth and history

Ave Maria: Myth and history

In the final days of Socrates’s life, as he waited for his execution in an Athenian prison, his closest friend, Crito, visited him, waking him from...

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Washington Examiner

Gen Z’s Christian resurgence is worth celebrating this Christmas

Whether the apparent cultural turn of early 2025 will produce lasting change remains an open question. Despite early promises from universities to...

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Washington Examiner

The Chinese Communist Party poses a greater threat than Islamism

The Chinese Communist Party poses a greater threat than Islamism

In Focus delivers deeper coverage of the political, cultural, and ideological issues shaping America. Published daily by senior writers and...

25.12.2025 4

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Tom Rogan

Oil prices will go down but won’t collapse

Oil prices will go down but won’t collapse

Global oil prices are likely to remain under pressure in 2026. Supply is expected to exceed demand by as much as 4 million barrels a day. The...

25.12.2025 4

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Tom Rogan

US is boosting China’s defense technology

US is boosting China’s defense technology

The Chinese Communist Party wants to be the world’s sole superpower. To achieve its vision of global dominance, China is getting help from an...

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Tom Rogan