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Will Trump brace or blink when Vladimir Putin escalates?

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With his military unable to effectively penetrate Ukrainian defensive lines and Ukraine increasingly able to strike deep inside Russia, President Vladimir Putin will soon...

Why Macky Sall should lead the United Nations

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Before the year is out, the United Nations must appoint a new secretary-general. This is an opportunity to be seized, not a misfortune to...

The government took your property without buying it

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The Fifth Amendment says the government can’t take your property for public use without paying you for it. It doesn’t say the government can’t...

Qintel puts Pittsburgh on the map for cyber intelligence

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PITTSBURGH — Western Pennsylvania’s leadership in AI, robotics, and intelligence companies that work with the Department of War was reinforced recently. Qintel was selected...

Fraudsters are getting rich on your tax dollars. Here is what finally stops them

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In a single fraud case, federal agents seized nine luxury vehicles, nine properties, and more than $1 million in sports memorabilia from one man...

Bringing the MAHA movement to health insurance

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The nation’s largest provider of Medicare Advantage plans is urging policymakers to bring the Make America Healthy Again agenda into an unexpected arena: health...

OPT out: Reduce fraud and preserve American jobs by eliminating one key program

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For years, the Department of Homeland Security operated a program allowing tens of thousands of foreign students who recently graduated from a college or...

The most anti-regime community in America is handing Washington to its enemies by not voting

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Iranian Americans despise the Islamic Republic more than almost any group on earth. They fled it. They lost family to it. They protest against...

Don’t let government regulators kill local media

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One of the dumbest antitrust lawsuits in recent memory — and that’s saying a lot — is the blockage of Nexstar Media Group’s $6...

Lock Congress in Independence Hall and don’t let them out until they reach permitting reform deal

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From May to July 1776, delegates from 13 disparate colonies sat in a stuffy room in Philadelphia, windows sealed against eavesdroppers, sweating through coarse...
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