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Democrats campaigned on affordability. It took two hours to show it was a lie, and they just want to investigate Trump

All the votes haven’t even been counted yet, and the Democrats have revealed their true colors to the people. They’re not interested in helping...

Activists are targeting judges, and there must be consequences

The climate science chapter is gone from the judges’ manual. The scandal behind it is not. Controversy over the Federal Judicial Center’s latest edition of...

Illegal immigrants didn’t ‘jump ahead’ of any line. ‘America First’ means path to legal status

A common argument for the current mass deportation policy tells us that those immigrants who have come to the United States illegally must be...

A Turkish UN secretary-general would serve the Erdogan regime

Turkey has nominated a serious candidate for the top United Nations post, one which Feridun Sinirlioglu must not be allowed to hold. Selecting a...

Washington’s dangerous miscalculation on Iran

Washington is at risk of making the same mistake with Iran that it has made for nearly five decades: believing that enough economic pressure...

Josh Shapiro receives the curse of more power

Few, if any, major Democratic elected officials have navigated the politics of the past few years as deftly as Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro. Shapiro easily...

Is the European Monetary Union in terminal decline?

Demographics are destiny. The foundations of the European Monetary Union, which provides the financial underpinning for the European Union, and its central bank, the European...

The arrival of divided government

THE ARRIVAL OF DIVIDED GOVERNMENT. It has long been a truism that a president’s job approval rating is the best indicator of how his...

Trump’s hubris and failure get their voter payback

President Donald Trump was elected to bring down inflation and put America and Americans first. Instead, the president interpreted the mandate he won in...

Maybe don’t bully your own Senate majority out of existence

Incumbent parties almost always face downsizing in midterm elections, and in that way, 2026 is no different. But what may differentiate an ordinary blue...
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