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Stop blaming corruption. Washington’s real problem is basic arithmetic

Five hundred thirty-seven elected federal officials are responsible for approximately 349 million Americans. That seems more than fair, doesn’t it? The Constitution guarantees every...

Trump and House Democrats are making the same fatal mistake on defense

The long-standing national security relationship between the United States and Israel cannot be held hostage by the shifting political priorities of Congress, or even...

When a sunken Humvee becomes a successful failure

A while back, I told you about Staff Sgt. Tyler Clabaugh, with whom I served in the Afghanistan War. He was a great soldier,...

What’s happening on the USS Abraham Lincoln is more complicated than partisan politics

Recent headlines have been dominated by the travails aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72), a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier deployed to the Middle East in...

What we can learn from the WASP establishment

The best indicator of the waning influence of the WASP is that most people no longer know who the term refers to.  Stripped to its...

An international journey reveals America does most things right

This week, on a Zoom call with some colleagues, I told the group that I have been traveling around Europe and the Caucasus since...

Teachers unions lose another fight against school choice

Teachers unions suffered yet another deserved but embarrassing defeat this week. In Arizona, the state Supreme Court found that not only did unions fail...

To win the next war, America must give up its consumer goods race against China

As we celebrate America’s 250th birthday, our pride in successfully reaching this milestone must be tempered by the challenge we face: ensuring a strong,...

Think you own your land? A 100-year-old loophole says state agents can walk right in

On Aug. 1, another Colorado anti-Second Amendment law took effect, with which, among other matters, Colorado altered its regulatory landscape by putting once highly...

‘Learn to code’ is dead: Gen Z is picking up a wrench

Congress is currently locked in an intensive debate over the future of artificial intelligence. Lawmakers are aggressively wrestling with algorithmic censorship, national security threats,...
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