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Democrats rely on ‘independent’ Senate candidate Dan Osborn

If it walks like a Democrat and talks like a Democrat, it probably is a Democrat. Such is the mantra that voters should apply...

I saw America’s COVID response up close. Roy Cooper failed North Carolina

COVID-19 tested every governor’s character. Roy Cooper failed North Carolina because he treated power as a substitute for the honest, dependable leadership North Carolinians...

While everyone watched chatbots, America’s next industrial revolution arrived

America is entering its next industrial revolution. Artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, automation, data centers, energy infrastructure, and semiconductor investment are converging to expand the...

How democratic socialists dodge the reality of Communist dystopia

Megan Romer, a national co-chairwoman of the Democratic Socialists of America, has drawn attention for her refusal to call Cuba a dictatorship. Instead, she...

An ‘Islamic NATO’ is born — Trump would be foolish to ignore it

For decades, whenever the Middle East faced a major security crisis, regional leaders looked toward Washington. That instinct is beginning to change. On Aug. 7, Saudi...

The US-Canada trade war is lose-lose

A U.S. tariff is an import tax, ultimately paid by U.S. consumers, as importers cannot absorb much, or any, of the tax. Likewise, a Canadian...

Blame spending for our $40 trillion debt

The federal government’s debt burden passed $40 trillion last week, a terrible milestone. It shows the extent to which we are living beyond our...

The stalemate increasingly suits Trump over Iran

Albeit frustrated that Iran hasn’t negotiated an end to the war, President Donald Trump increasingly believes that the United States has assumed the initiative...

We keep finding CTE in young brains, but sending them back on the field anyway

With the NFL preseason in full swing, I can’t help thinking about the incremental neurological damage that’s being inflicted on the players with each...

Raising rates won’t fix the energy shock — it just makes workers pay twice

History should be the Federal Reserve’s best teacher in September. It has already shown what happens when central banks answer an energy shock with...
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