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Have Americans forgotten how to argue?

Americans disagree about almost everything. We argue about very little. The distinction matters. Disagreement is easy. I state my position. You state yours. We discover that...

Britain’s Israel sanctions clash with US anti-boycott laws

The United Kingdom this week announced a sweeping set of boycott measures and sanctions aimed at Israel, the most aggressive measures ever taken by...

His staff reads the threat file. Mamdani only gets the summary

The United Nations General Assembly is back in session, and presidents, prime ministers, and their security details are on their way to Manhattan. Among...

Trump’s sanctions hole-in-one: How to freeze Putin’s Arctic empire and end Europe’s double game

Europe has developed an expensive habit of financing both sides of Russia’s war. It supplies Ukraine with the means to resist invasion while buying...

JD Vance is half right: America isn’t Israel’s puppet — it’s Europe’s guard dog

Asked about the U.S. relationship with Israel during the All-In Podcast Summit, Vice President JD Vance made some remarks that are raising eyebrows. He...

‘By Any Means’ makes a buddy-cop comedy out of ‘Mississippi Burning’

What do you get when you pair a stoic black FBI agent in 1960s Mississippi with a sociopathic Italian hitman? The result, in By Any...

Bill Belichick at North Carolina — What (and how) is he doing?

For those of us who grew up in Massachusetts watching Bill Belichick turn the New England Patriots into the defining NFL franchise of the...

New York Times reporting ‘errors’ all go in one antisemitic direction

The New York Times can’t stop making “errors” in its coverage of Israel and Gaza, and all of those errors just so happen to...

Democrats admit they are the real threat to democracy

The American Left talks a big game about “protecting our democracy,” and it’s all horse hockey. The Democrat Party’s network of corruption continues to...

Ben Shelton got better in college. Most kids just want the chance to try

For decades American universities did something unusual. They took young people who were not yet good enough and spent years making them better, and...
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