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What Pope Leo and the Nobel committee both forgot

Within six months, the world’s two best-known moral authorities found themselves in public exchanges with the president of the United States. In April, Pope...

Federal agents stop illegal vapes at the border. Now, states need to finish the job

Illicit Chinese vapes have flooded into the United States by the millions. These black-market products are laced with toxins and put users, especially kids,...

Losing should have consequences for Mike Johnson

If Republicans lose their House majority in the midterm elections, Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) should offer his resignation as the top Republican. Whether his colleagues...

A Putin critic found the method in Trump’s madness. Then he blamed it on oil

I monitor Russian-language media. Most of what it says about President Donald Trump comes in two flavors: worship and contempt. Rarely does anyone do...

To stop the cartels, Trump must impose a territorial price on Mexico City

National borders are a privilege of sovereign governance, not a shield for state-sanctioned criminal anarchy. Recent independent analysis reveals that organized crime exercises effective...

Is it right to panic over the targeting of Israel?

On elite campuses, many students and professors both demonize the Jewish state of Israel. The United Kingdom’s Green Party has declared Zionism to be...

Iran would rather starve than acknowledge Israel. Marco Rubio must call its bluff

In 2015, when then-Secretary of State John Kerry, among others, negotiated the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action with Iran, Marco Rubio was a U.S....

Main Street is fighting foreign cyberthreats blind

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and the threat foreign hackers pose to American businesses is higher than ever. When Chinese President Xi Jinping visited the...

The $2 trillion deficit candidates don’t want to discuss

It is arguably the biggest political issue facing our nation, but not a single candidate with a chance of winning an election is talking...

Restoring Veritas? Harvard University still has a long way to go toward returning to its true mission

CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts — Last year, in these pages, I explored the myriad challenges facing Harvard University. A year and a half after Hamas’s brutal invasion...
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