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On This Day: Washington is requested to speak before Congress

The following is an installment of “On This Day,” a series celebrating America’s 250th anniversary by following the actions of Gen. George Washington, the...

Where’s the beef? Republicans better bring down costs before July 4

There’s a beef shortage in America, and it’s driving up prices at the grocery store for burgers and steaks just as the summer outdoor...

The call to serve our communities is what built this country. We should honor those who do

BUCKSTOWN, Pennsylvania — On Saturday morning, Andrew Ryan Cross, a 27-year-old volunteer firefighter in the tiny town of Morrill, Maine, received an honorable transfer,...

I mourned the loss of Thomas Massie — a year ago

Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) didn’t lose Tuesday — we lost him at least a year ago, when he deviated from being a principled conservative...

Why is the DNC still hiding its 2024 autopsy?

There’s a somewhat puzzling and ongoing contretemps roiling leftist politics these days: Why is the Democratic National Committee still refusing to release its post-2024...

America’s digital blind spot: Why the Clarity Act is a national security imperative

For decades, the United States’s adversaries have exploited gaps in our financial system to fund terrorism, evade sanctions, and wage economic warfare against our...

The Railway Safety Act would stand in the way of energy abundance

Even as other modes of transportation gain prominence, railroads maintain their role as an essential means of transporting energy products. Railroads transport 75% of...

Ukraine has already broken the myth of an untouchable Moscow

Long-range Ukrainian drone strikes against Moscow and the Moscow region have exposed something the Kremlin desperately tried to hide for years: Russia can no...

Eliminating fraud will not fix OPT

Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s new crackdown on fraud in the Optional Practical Training program is a welcome development. But even if DHS succeeds in...

Christendom at war with itself

Some 60,000 British people marched through London last weekend. In a crowd of that number, there will always be varied motives. But the overriding...
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