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It’s time to pull the plug on America’s latest moral panic

There are plenty of reasons to hate the social media companies. They erode our privacy, manipulate us through algorithms, and have fundamentally altered the...

The dagger at China’s heart: Korea’s eternal buffer in a new great power struggle

Recently, U.S. Forces Korea Commander Gen. Xavier Brunson sparked a diplomatic row after describing South Korea as “the dagger in the heart of Asia”...

Treatment for millions of Americans at stake in ‘skinny label’ Supreme Court case

The Supreme Court will soon decide a case that could upend the balance built into a bipartisan law that has accelerated the launch of...

AFT members paid for Weingarten’s book. She kept the royalties

American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten complains that writing her newly released book “almost killed” her. But based on AFT’s own financial records,...

The Gaza genocide myth: Time to put an end to modern blood libel

What’s been most shocking over the last nearly three years, since the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel, has been the willingness of people...

The political theater is on fire: New Jersey Democrats grandstand at Delaney Hall

Democratic performance antics around an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center in Newark, New Jersey, propelled a protest to a violent crisis and made...

Awaiting LeBron’s decision

In the wake of the Los Angeles Lakers’ Western Conference semifinals sweep at the hands of the Oklahoma City Thunder, LeBron James stood at...

Trump administration delivers major win against government weaponization

While all the media headlines attempt to blame President Donald Trump for the political weaponization of government, they conveniently ignore a recent major success...

Stop excluding Taiwan from full World Health Organization participation

As the world confronts challenges of aging populations and healthcare workforce shortages, smart healthcare is no longer optional — it’s essential. And Taiwan is...

What’s stopping California lawyers from going back to work? Climate change, of course

It is bad enough that California’s stringent environmental laws have driven up the cost of energy, food, and housing. Now, public-sector unions are weaponizing...
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