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Union bosses almost blew the $2.5 billion Nippon deal. Don’t let them sabotage the next contract

When Nippon Steel put a $14.9 billion offer on the table for U.S. Steel in December 2023, the American steel industry looked like this:...

The DSA isn’t hiding it anymore: It wants to burn the Constitution

Throughout school, I was taught to revere our Constitution and that the United States is an exceptional nation. The Constitution’s preamble alone was revolutionary...

Communism didn’t die. It just hired a PR firm

Discredited ideologies rarely disappear all at once. They usually shed their language before they surrender their instincts. After World War II, fascist successor movements in...

Conservative principles demand moral clarity on Gaza and the suffering of Palestinian Christians

Conservatism rests on enduring principles: the sanctity of human life, religious freedom, accountability, and skepticism toward unchecked government power. That is why Ian Kingsbury’s...

WNBA’s Sophie Cunningham gets a forearm to the face — and it’s called ‘white privilege’

I tuned into my first WNBA game this weekend for one reason: the growing noise around Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham. The headlines, the...

Why buying a sandwich can turn a law-abiding gun owner into a felon

I’ve spent 30 years advising clients on risk they can quantify: interest rate risk, market risk, counterparty risk. None of that prepared me for...

Doing DOGE right: The Texas model for regulatory reform

During 15 years leading Americans for Prosperity, I witnessed many announcements about government regulatory reform. A governor, often well-meaning, would name a blue-ribbon commission....

Three ‘Crazyyyy’ things Democratic politicians did during ‘Woke 1’

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) wants America to laugh off the radical, censorious, and destructive policies she and her ideological allies demanded before they lost...

The mullahs’ worst nightmare isn’t street protesters. It’s the underground network Washington ignores

For more than four decades, the Islamic Republic has confronted a persistent challenge that it has never been able to eliminate: an organized resistance...

The West forgot how to fight. Israel hasn’t

Carl Schmitt left modern political theory with an uncomfortable truth: Politics, at bottom, has nothing to do with legal arbitration, procedural rules, or economic...
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