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Iran would rather starve than acknowledge Israel. Marco Rubio must call its bluff

In 2015, when then-Secretary of State John Kerry, among others, negotiated the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action with Iran, Marco Rubio was a U.S....

Main Street is fighting foreign cyberthreats blind

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and the threat foreign hackers pose to American businesses is higher than ever. When Chinese President Xi Jinping visited the...

The $2 trillion deficit candidates don’t want to discuss

It is arguably the biggest political issue facing our nation, but not a single candidate with a chance of winning an election is talking...

Restoring Veritas? Harvard University still has a long way to go toward returning to its true mission

CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts — Last year, in these pages, I explored the myriad challenges facing Harvard University. A year and a half after Hamas’s brutal invasion...

We treat heroes like saints so we don’t have to act like them

“I was trying to save my own life, but I knew I could not let all those people die.” Those words, spoken by Capt....

Starfleet Academy: Where no progressive mind has gone before

Consider a glass of milk. It’s wholesome, nutritious, and quite satisfying. But try drinking an entire gallon in one sitting. The problem isn’t necessarily...

One ad, one price. Congress should say so

Less than three weeks before the midterm elections, the Supreme Court told the Federal Communications Commission to take its time. This week, the justices...

An Indian pilot proved courage has no nationality. Now gratitude is crossing borders

An Indian captain opened the cockpit door. Israeli passengers rushed forward alongside crew members. Other pilots took control of the aircraft. Medical professionals treated...

Trump’s appointees are very pretty. And pretty unqualified

Let’s tell the truth. Many of the women President Donald Trump has placed high in his administration are very pretty. Pretty unqualified. You have to...

Cancel culture comes for Halloween

Halloween finally met something scarier than a knife-wielding, potty-mouthed doll: School administrators explaining inclusivity. In the sleepy town of Falmouth, Massachusetts, school officials began the...
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