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From TikToks to think tanks: How Tehran hacked Western minds

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The Islamic Republic of Iran has spent decades building a weapon more subtle than missiles and more difficult to detect than drones. It is...

Congress is sleepwalking into a Social Security crisis

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There will never be a convenient time to address Social Security. Waiting only guarantees that the solutions available tomorrow will be harder than the...

New Mexico parents, it’s time to start asking questions

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Every August brings a familiar feeling for those of us with kids. Getting back into a routine, packing lunches, buying new clothes because our...

Gavin Newsom’s tire mandate rolls over consumers

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Considering that California still has yet to lay a single mile of track for its $126 billion high-speed rail system, first approved 18 years...

By 2028, Fetterman can be a Democrat or a senator, but not both

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John Fetterman faces a choice in Pennsylvania: Does he want to be a Democrat, or does he want to be a senator? By the...

Daniel movie: Standing up to corrupt elites will get you burned — here’s why you should do it anyway

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Modern workplaces, politics, and international relations can be complex: impossible tasks, conflict, unreasonable demands, temperamental leaders, and moral dilemmas. A Middle Eastern nation controls a...

Bringing the Middle East to a boil

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It is often said that the Middle East’s greatest export isn’t oil, it’s instability. For centuries, great powers have been drawn to the region,...

Senate Republicans can stop a private jet giveaway before it becomes a political liability

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Republicans heading into the midterm elections have plenty worth defending. They should not defend a private jet tax carve-out tucked into the aviation safety...

Half of America’s power plants are sitting idle while your electric bill soars

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To comment on the fact that electricity prices are skyrocketing would be to tell you the sky is blue, or that you can find...

The Fourth Circuit just took away grandpa’s voting perk

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South Carolina lets anyone 65 or older mail in a ballot for any reason at all. Everyone younger needed an excuse: a disability, a...
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