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Iran is bulldozing a crime scene — and the UN is standing by

There are places whose importance cannot be measured in bricks and concrete. They are witnesses to history — and sometimes witnesses to crimes. For Iran,...

The Supreme Court called the Constitution colorblind — the USDA is enforcing it

This 250th year of American independence has given us much to celebrate. We have honored the courageous signing of the Declaration of Independence and...

America must confront the Axis of Aggressors

America’s foremost enemies are massing their talents and strengths. U.S. political leaders, however, have yet to name, let alone begin to counter, the growing...

Both parties aiming to lose the off-year elections

This election is a contest to see which party can do its best to lose. Looking forward from mid-September, President Donald Trump’s Republicans seem...

California high-speed rail is paying for nightclub outings for consultants

If you are wondering why the budget for California’s high-speed rail keeps increasing, it’s because the state needs to pay for very important things,...

Don’t let online students go hungry

Marcus Jackson spends his days making sure children in Oklahoma City have a safe place to land. He runs Urban Bridge, a nonprofit group that...

Anthropic’s CEO cried wolf on AI. Now he wants Washington to kill his rivals

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is on a public-relations blitz to whitewash his own advocacy in the AI space amid growing backlash. Watching it unfold...

One label, not 50 verdicts: Why Kagan and Kavanaugh agreed to end the Roundup bonanza

Bayer’s Monsanto unit stood before a Missouri judge on Monday and asked him to approve a $7.25 billion settlement of roughly 65,000 lawsuits claiming...

If Israel’s war in Gaza is ‘genocide,’ so is every modern war ever fought

The word “genocide” is thrown around by Israel-haters to conjure up Nazi imagery for credulous Western leftists. That’s the beginning and end of it. It’s...

Ground broken on a Rust Belt powerhouse: Shippingport’s data hub rises in the Age of AI Anxiety

SHIPPINGPORT, Pa. — The last time that I stood on these grounds along the Ohio River in Beaver County was 1976, 19 years after...
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