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‘Girl math’ is smarter than gambling

I love explaining what “girl math” is to my friends who gamble because they seem to think that I’m the financially irresponsible one. In...

Stop calling it Sunni NATO: The Saudis aren’t ditching America — they’re just buying insurance

On Aug. 7, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement, a mutual-defense pact declaring that an attack on any one...

If America won’t build Saudi Arabia’s reactors, Beijing will

American interests in the Gulf region, including advancing an accommodation between Saudi Arabia and Israel, have been undermined by the present quagmire. The Saudi...

Premiums up, doctor pay down: Who really benefited from Obamacare?

Sixteen years after passage of the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), America has accumulated enough experience to ask a question that extends beyond any one...

Pragmatic primary pivots in the Midwest

Heading into Aug. 11’s primary elections in a pair of Upper Midwest states, the conventional wisdom led many observers to expect certain outcomes. In Wisconsin,...

Trump says humans control the bomb. The code doesn’t know that yet

President Donald Trump has made a clear promise on military artificial intelligence: move faster without breaking the constitutional chain of command. His June 5 national-security...

North Korea isn’t winning with nukes. It’s winning with our boredom

North Korea has launched yet another missile. On Aug. 6, Pyongyang fired an unidentified projectile into the East Sea. South Korean and Japanese authorities...

Italy’s Giorgia Meloni faces a far-right general

ROME — For years, the European commentariat has warned that Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni would drag her country back toward dark traditions. The...

California high-speed rail update: Still broke

The inspector general for California‘s high-speed rail project has an update: The project is going broke (again), is being delayed (again), and is not...

The Democrats’ growing extremism will surely backfire

For more than a decade, Democrats have watched Donald Trump succeed with a brand of politics that is crude, often coarse, and always volatile....
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