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Hamas isn’t just in Gaza. It’s building a second front under America’s nose

Think Hamas is just a Gaza problem? Think again. For decades, Washington’s bloated analytical class and the State Department’s Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs...

Semiconductor supplier ASML continues to dominate, but for how long?

The United States is engaged in an economic and national security arms race with China. Superiority in technology, especially in the artificial intelligence complex,...

When magical realism became government policy

Latin America’s great contribution to literature is magical realism, the style Gabriel Garcia Marquez made famous: Impossible events unfold in an ordinary world, and...

How Trump just reversed a century of medical progress

Public health is not built on executive decrees. It is forged through decades of clinical trial data, independent peer review, and trust between physicians...

When will Democrats admit California high-speed rail failed?

California Democrats have spent nearly two decades insisting that the state’s high-speed rail project needs just one more appropriation, one more redesign, and one...

The dark logic of surrogacy and abortion

The surrogacy fad has several dark elements, chief among them being the treatment of babies as commodities instead of people. This leads to a...

NATO and Japan should warn Russia over threat to seize vessels

Albeit belatedly and at insufficient scale, European navies are increasingly seizing Russian tankers that are transporting arms and oil in breach of international sanctions....

California is democratic socialism’s future — and it’s dead last

“Affordability” has become the buzzword in criticizing both the Trump administration and our longstanding capitalist system. Although I acknowledge the disparate impacts of the...

Washington killed 3,700 community banks — and refuses to let tech fix it

For generations, local bank branches served as the center of the community where people could safely hold their deposits, secure a mortgage, or obtain...

Why your flight to Asia silently depends on the South Caucasus

The map of global aviation has been quietly redrawn. For decades, airlines crossing Eurasia could choose among multiple routes linking Europe and Asia. Today,...
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