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Ukraine proves how Saudi Arabia and the Sunni monarchies can blunt Iran’s drone knife

America’s Middle Eastern allies are contending with a new reality. One in which Iran, whatever ceasefire or arrangement is reached to end the current...

Trump-class battleships would help China turn the Pacific into an American graveyard

President Donald Trump’s impulse is to believe that bigger is always better. Still, U.S. military procurement must be laser-focused on the extraordinary challenge of...

Our unpayable debt to Ed Feulner

“While others chased headlines, Ed Feulner built institutions.” So said former Vice President Mike Pence, keynoting last week’s William L. Armstrong Award dinner at...

Trump is holding disaster aid hostage. He knows he’s on thin ice

Twenty-four state attorneys general and two governors filed suit against FEMA and the Department of Homeland Security last month, and the complaint reads less...

Fauci isn’t the devil. He’s worse: A typical Washington bureaucrat

As the CEO of a public policy group in the Free State of Florida, one that has worked on health policy for nearly 30...

Their parents fled socialism. Now they’re running to bring it to America

The Democratic Socialists of America are riding a new wave of momentum. Their candidates have scored notable victories in Democratic primaries in cities such...

I’m a doctor. Stop letting political purists play games with my patients’ health

The Senate Agriculture Committee just failed to advance its long-overdue farm bill. A narrow 10–11 party-line vote derailed legislation that has languished since 2018....

Liberals fear the Bible in Texas classrooms. They’re missing the real threat

The Texas State Board of Education has approved a required K-12 reading list, the first state to mandate a common core of books for...

Fifty million Americans live in a news blackout. Your town could be next

There was a time when nearly every city council member expected someone from the local newspaper to be sitting in the front row. Today,...

Iran just appointed a national joke to lead security — this is what panic looks like

In Tehran, appointments to the Supreme National Security Council are rarely bureaucratic reshuffles. They are signals — about fear, factional power, and the threats...
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