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If Britain has no right to the Falklands, the US has no right to half its territory

Brick by brick, the Western alliance is being dismantled. Alliances work when countries stand by their friends, even when their own interests are not...

The Trump realignment after Trump

LEVITTOWN, Pennsylvania — Jim, the 58-year-old man at Sparky’s, offers me a menthol. It’s the first cigarette I’ve been offered at a bar, indoors,...

RFK Jr. touched a nerve: An AI second opinion isn’t dangerous — a six-week wait to see a doctor is

For a patient waiting weeks for a specialist, the debate over artificial intelligence comes down to a practical question: Is useful guidance available in...

Your party losing is not an existential threat. Your temper tantrum is

We live in an age of fractures. Our politics are tribal, our communities are atomized, and our public square is a battleground. As the...

Trump’s ‘Nazi’ Space Force: The Left’s Hitler obsession reaches peak absurdity

Painting a picture of President Donald Trump with Hitler brush strokes has become a favorite pastime for those on the Left and, at least...

Hear us out: The feds shot a man in his own home. California just showed how to stop it

Hear us out: If conservatives want to restrain the federal government and ensure that government officials follow the Constitution, they should follow the example...

We found abortion drugs in your water. You could be microdosing them every day

In light of an FDA-purported review of chemical abortion pills, it’s important to note that information currently with the Environmental Protection Agency is extremely...

I survived attacks in Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan. Here is the deadly mistake we keep making

Six years after terrorists devastated my residential compound in Saudi Arabia, terrorism again came to my doorstep for a visit. This time I was in...

Some anger should never die: Stop telling us to ‘move on’ from Oct. 7

This week marks three years since the Oct. 7, 2023, massacre. An anniversary usually measures how much time has passed. For the families of...

Anduril’s $3.7 billion gamble exposes how Washington buys weapons all wrong

Washington loves a good ribbon-cutting. The harder question is who is still carrying the risk after the cameras leave. That is what makes Anduril’s new...
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