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Democrats finally identify some ‘wasteful’ spending they oppose

As we’ve written previously, Democrats have a habit of defending massive systemic fraud by opposing and demagoguing commonsense reforms as harmful “cuts” to programs. One...

Our civilian-military bond is cracked

On Tuesday, TMZ published a story with a dramatic all-caps headline, “PETE HEGSETH BLEW BILLION$ ON FRUIT BASKETS, LOBSTER,” that was accompanied by a...

The $35 billion shadow over America’s courtrooms

Imagine a small-town business owner facing a meritless lawsuit that could bankrupt three generations of family enterprise. His lawyers advise settling because the plaintiff’s backers have unlimited...

Friend or foe? How Iran’s influence over Iraq should shape US diplomatic approach

When the United States toppled Saddam Hussein in 2003, Washington hoped to help build a democratic Iraq that could become a stable partner in...

A simple step toward affordability: Repeal DC’s individual mandate

Our nation’s capital is one of the most expensive places in the country to live, especially for entry-level workers. A legislative staffer or policy...

You can’t condemn terrorism and then host a terrorism supporter for dinner

In the aftermath of an ISIS-inspired attack in New York City, it wasn’t just CNN that became the target of widespread scorn. As CNN’s...

What’s behind the crypto bank showdown

Technology is disrupting the U.S. banking industry. Cryptocurrency firms are trying to compete directly with America’s largest banks in pursuit of the financial assets of the...

Iran conflict shows why Trump order limiting federal unions is vital for national security

The efficiency and destructiveness of the United States’s military so far in the Iran campaign have been historic, and the bravery and professionalism of the people at the...

Three reasons Jimmy Carter was the worst president ever

Unrelated events in recent days demonstrate conclusively that Jimmy Carter was the nation’s worst president, even worse than Joe Biden, who only pretended to...

Trump’s Iran conflict highlights new kind of American defensive vulnerability

Wars used to announce themselves with troop movements, air-raid sirens, and closed skies. Today, the opening move is often invisible. By the time physical...
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