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In Lieu of the truth: Every word is right, but the whole story is a lie

A political statement does not have to be completely false to leave voters with a false impression. Sometimes, every individual word can be technically defensible...

Protecting children online shouldn’t fall solely on parents

There was a time when parents could reasonably know where their children were, who they were speaking with, and what they were watching. The...

Trump’s SBA wants to give $500 million corporations ‘small business’ status — that’s a disaster

The Small Business Act tells the federal government why small business contracting exists: to preserve free competitive enterprise, ensure small businesses receive a fair...

Ukraine isn’t a charity case — it’s the world’s top military school

When Russia launched its full-scale invasion, New Zealand quickly sent military personnel halfway across the globe to help prepare Ukrainian recruits for the front...

Heroes just stopped a hijacking. Mamdani can’t even define antisemitism

An Israeli-bound flight plunged toward disaster Wednesday. Passengers and crew acted to save lives. Saudi authorities helped the survivors. Meanwhile, New York Mayor Zohran...

Politicians want to police ‘deepfakes’ to control the truth. The First Amendment says no

The legal landscape around AI-generated speech is still evolving, but a recent decision in Montana offers a positive development for proponents of free speech. Earlier...

Finally, something America agrees on: We all hate this AI camera company

Americans are divided more than ever. We have been for quite some time. Do we have the right to bear arms? Do women have...

Last call in America: You don’t have to go home, but you can’t stay here

Closing time comes to every bar, and nobody acts surprised when the lights come up. On Tuesday, the Supreme Court let the Trump administration...

Before you applaud NAZA: A standing ovation is not proof of a war crime

At the Venice Film Festival, the Gaza documentary NAZA received a roughly 25-minute standing ovation and won the Special Jury Prize. Even its title announces...

I’m a former House Democrat. Jim Jordan is right to target South Korean regulators

Ju Biung-ghi, chairman of the Korea Fair Trade Commission, flew to New York recently for Fordham’s annual conference on international antitrust law and policy....
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