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What Don Corleone knew about power — and how Iran uses it today

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Don Corleone’s character in The Godfather is one of Hollywood’s most memorable villains. He was a fictional mobster transplanted to New York City in...

Trump’s ultimate deal: Abandon Taiwan to kick China out of Cuba and Venezuela

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President Xi Jinping’s upcoming meeting with President Donald Trump in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 24 provides a perfect opportunity to kick-start a mutually beneficial...

Yes, Trump’s crypto conflicts are real — don’t hold America’s financial future hostage over it

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Congress has spent more than 15 months trying to answer a fundamental question confronting America’s digital asset industry: Who regulates what? On Sept. 15,...

Xi Jinping sends his children to American schools — and bomb threats to American theaters

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Right now, the Chinese Communist Party is waging a secret war against Chinese Americans who fled persecution in China. The goal? To turn public...

America is sprinting toward the wrong AI infrastructure

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The scale of the AI data center build-out is staggering. Capital commitments have already hit hundreds of billions of dollars and are forecast to...

Today’s oil profits aren’t price gouging — but Big Oil needs an ultimatum: Reinvest or pay consumers

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Today’s surge in oil company profits amid the Iran-driven energy shock has understandably generated accusations of profiteering and price gouging. I spent the first...

William Tyndale was burned alive for this. 500 years later, millions are still waiting

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It took 16 years to make, and when it finally arrived, more than 2,000 people gathered for its welcome. This was not the launch...

New York is turning into Britain, and that should terrify Americans

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​New York City was not built by people who were scared. The whole point of the city has always been the speed and grit and...

Revealing the Democrats’ rot, from the inside

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There’s a lot of money to be made by defecting to the other side. Hopping across the aisle comes with fame, fawning New York Times profiles...

Zombie higher ed: Elections have consequences

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Consider a thought experiment. The year is 2030, two years after the Democrats have retaken the Congress and/or the White House. What does higher...
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