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Trump should make Washington’s electricity affordable again

Washington’s renewable energy mandates are making its electricity so expensive that the Council of the District of Columbia explicitly exempted its government buildings from...

The census was diluting your vote. Trump is finally fixing it

For six years, President Donald Trump has been trying to fix a problem almost nobody in Washington wanted to talk about: The United States...

Your representative doesn’t want to solve crises. They want to campaign on them

Congress has returned from its August recess, but not for long. The House will have just four voting days before members leave Washington to campaign...

If schools won’t teach the truth about 9/11, TikTok will teach the lies

A quarter-century has passed since the morning the world fractured. For the educators standing at the whiteboard today, a daunting demographic threshold has been...

Crypto’s next fight isn’t just about regulation. It’s about who owns the names of innovation

Washington has spent years debating how the United States should regulate cryptocurrency. But as digital assets move deeper into the American financial mainstream, another...

Britain’s West Bank boycott doesn’t punish Israel — it fires 18,000 Palestinians

Last Tuesday, Britain’s Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband stood in Parliament and announced a ban on goods from Israeli settlements in the West Bank. In...

Child safety pays: Meta paid $17 billion for exploiting children — and made $130 billion doing it

This year, we’ve witnessed a tidal wave of positive movement to protect children online with the avalanche of Big Tech legal cases, and Meta...

By treating Israel as a pariah, the UK just handed Trump a reason to abandon Britain

Last week, British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband announced an extraordinary measure — sanctions on an ostensibly allied nation, Israel. Joining the likes of Spain...

Trump’s new court blitz has a diversity problem — and a math problem

When senators return Monday from the August Recess, they face much unfinished business. Essential responsibilities that the Constitution assigns the president and the upper...

America is repeating the blindness of 9/11 — this time with AI

Americans again mourned the 2,977 people murdered on Sept. 11, 2001. At the Pentagon, President Donald Trump renewed the nation’s vow never to forget...
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