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The ‘No Deal’ Summit and the Path to Peace in Ukraine
For any American intervention to be successful, before long it will have to involve more stick, as well as carrot. Source link
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Beware the Return of Inflation
The surge in the producer price index is not due to tariffs — which should worry the administration. Source link
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Trump Shines a Light on Discrimination in College Admissions
By forcing schools to open their books, it will be much more difficult for them to rely on application essays and obscure admissions…
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D.C.’s Home Rule Is a Luxury, Not a Right
Trump is acting well within the bounds of the Constitution. Source link
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Polanski’s Perfectly Timely J’accuse
An Officer and a Spy parallels the devastating history of the Dreyfus Affair with lawfare. Source link
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What an Acceptable Russia-Ukraine Deal Might Look Like
The best that can be hoped for is an armistice with an underpinning firm enough to deter Russia from resuming its war when it is ready.…
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A Tax Law for Manufacturers, but a Trade Policy Against Them
While the OBBBA tries to buoy manufacturing, President Trump’s tariffs are an anvil dragging the sector down. Source link
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Trial in National Guard lawsuit tests whether Trump will let courts limit authority
Minutes after Sec. of Defense Pete Hegseth trumpeted plans to “flood” Washington with National Guard troops, a senior U.S. military…
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Judge Declines Trump DOJ Request to Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Testimony
The Justice Department could appeal the ruling, but doing so would be foolish. Source link
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D.C.’s Problems Require a Long-Term Fix
While President Trump has the power to deploy the National Guard to the capital, it is not necessarily wise. Source link
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Trump expands L.A. military tactics by sending National Guard to Washington, D.C.
WASHINGTON — In an expansion of tactics started in June during immigration raids in Los Angeles, President Trump on Monday announced he…
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Texas Cracks Down on Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying for More Taxpayer Money
Other states, too, might have had enough. Source link
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When Academia Invites Geopolitical Risk
Scholars who rely on access to China or funding from Chinese sources often steer clear of politically sensitive topics. Source link
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Can Teachers Opt Out? What Mahmoud v. Taylor Means for Educators
Public schools do not exist to validate adult identity or ideology. Source link
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What King of the Hill Can Teach Us
Hank Hill, in his own way, models conservative principle: fidelity to place and a willingness to make the best of a changing world. Source…
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Secret Garden for All: The magic and accessibility at the National Library of Israel
Israel’s National Library is all of those things and more: it has truly become a modern-day gem since its founding in 1892. Adults of a…
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Begun, the Gerrymandering Wars Have
Threats have been exchanged, and now we wait until someone pulls the trigger. Source link
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Israeli Takeover of Gaza Would Be a Big Risk
Israel’s war against Hamas remains well-justified, but there is a danger of entrenching there. Source link
Business
Stockton Rush’s Name Deserves to Live in Infamy
The Coast Guard’s report on the man behind the Titan disaster ought to be mandatory reading for all aspiring entrepreneurs. Source link
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Corporations Have a Responsibility to Not Fleece Taxpayers
In conversations about corporate social responsibility, cronyism is often left out. It shouldn’t be. Source link
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The Associated Press Lets the Mask Drop
With Mamdani-like indifference, the AP published a hand-wringing exposé about the suffering Israel inflicted on Hezbollah and the souls…