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All of your takes about this Cornell rape allegation are terrible

I do not literally mean that every hot take I’ve seen about the recently revived 2024 Cornell rape allegation is terrible. Zachary Faria is...

Fake price drops, real debt: Why Congress must kill the latest Medicare subsidy

Democratic lawmakers want Congress to extend Medicare Part D’s premium stabilization program, which was created to shield seniors from sharp premium increases as the...

Democratic North Carolina state senator asks, ‘Why the f*** are men still in charge?’

Rabid and fanatical anti-male bigotry is nothing new in the Democratic Party. It has arguably existed for decades and been a core tenet of...

Anti-Israel in the streets, pro-Israel in the sheets: Why Vance’s triangulation is doomed

Sometimes there are so many popcorn-munching, Jerry Springer-worthy distractions, we lose sight of the big picture. We focus on the wrong things. For example,...

Stop chasing Saudi Arabia. The future of the Abraham Accords isn’t Arab

The Abraham Accords have fallen off Washington and Jerusalem’s priority tables. Riyadh has frozen accession behind a Palestinian-state demand that neither capital accepts, while...

Mamdani plays foreign policy. Foreign spies play New York

The heads of state have gone home. For one week every September, New York fills with delegations from governments that spend the other 51...

Trump got two pandas, Xi got the Pacific: How America got fleeced at the White House

President Donald Trump put on a promiscuous display of fawning extravagance in welcoming the president of the People’s Republic of China, Xi Jinping, to...

Macron delivered a spectacle. Trump delivered the hostages

Last Tuesday at the United Nations, two men stood at the same podium, hours apart, and told two very different stories about the same...

Yes, DEI can violate civil rights law

Should the Civil Rights Act protect all Americans equally, or must some meet a higher standard to prove racial discrimination? A federal judge appointed...

Ken Griffin’s $3 billion gift ties Carnegie Mellon’s Pittsburgh roots to Miami ambitions

PITTSBURGH — Andrew Carnegie’s $1 million gift in 1900 helped create Carnegie Tech, a school where western Pennsylvanians could learn practical skills for an...
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