Globalism is dead. Isolationism is suicide. Here’s how we survive
We’ve arrived at a rare intersection of human history. The past isn’t safely behind us in textbooks. Instead, it’s…
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Stop walking 10,000 steps: You’re falling for a 60-year-old Japanese marketing lie
For decades, millions of Americans have strapped on fitness trackers, driven by a singular, obsessive daily goal:…
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DOJ petitions judge to reinstate White House ban on CNN, MS Now, and Politico
The Justice Department is asking a federal judge to reinstate President Donald Trump’s ban on CNN, MS Now, and Politico…
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Democrats ahead in Texas, Alaska, and Ohio while tied in Kansas for midterm elections: Poll
Recent polling shows Democrats making gains in several states President Donald Trump carried comfortably in 2024,…
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I saw affirmative action trap India. America is next
Growing up in Guntur, India, structural inequality was not an abstraction — it was the street I grew up on. For…
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They’re teaching everything about 9/11 except who did it and why
“Some people did something.” That was Rep. Ilan Omar’s (D-MN) description of what happened on Sept. 11, 2001, in New…
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November Social Security direct payment worth $994 goes out in 27 days
The November 2026 Supplemental Security Income payments, worth up to $994, will be sent to recipients in 27 days. SSI…
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Read Hitler’s 1920 platform and tell me he was a conservative
Abraham Lincoln once observed that we all declare for liberty, but in using the same word, we do not all mean the same…
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They’re profiting off your panic: How AI fear became a business model
In early September, a 27-year-old researcher quit Anthropic and posted a seven-part warning on X. The big AI labs, he…
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Activist network wants you scared of AI killing people — unless China’s using it
Former Anthropic employee Jacob Coxon made a splash in early September for resigning and claiming artificial…
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To save millions of lives, the Trump administration is eviscerating climate change hysteria
Energy Secretary Chris Wright has a “dream”: to use natural gas to save the lives of millions of the world’s poorest.…
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Japan seeks US help to bring North Korean abductees home
Niigata is not Japan’s most prominent prefecture, but there are a handful of areas in which it stands out. Snowboarders…
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The polls are lying: Why the Republicans are about to sweep the midterm elections
Clip and save this op-ed, because I may be the only person in the free world predicting that in the midterm elections…
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They drug 5-year-olds to smuggle them for $900 a head. Why is Congress looking away?
Nine hundred dollars a child. That was the going rate, according to federal prosecutors, for carrying a child across…
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Trump’s admission of a ‘public relations’ problem tests claim he’s his own best messenger
President Donald Trump has spent much of his political career blaming the media when voters sour on him. But with…
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Rogue AI is the new nuclear weapon. Trump and Xi must disarm it before it disarms us
The U.S.-China summit has come and gone, and artificial intelligence was a key topic of discussion. There were…
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Trump scored three economic ‘own goals.’ Here’s his radical three-step fix
President Donald Trump and his economic team, led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, are delivering a solid economic…
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Socialists want to abolish landlords. Good luck finding an apartment
The Democratic Socialists of America has imagined a future in which the bills disappear. “You don’t pay a mortgage or…
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Universities are studying their problems, but can they fix them?
Higher education today is reeling from multiple crises. From the incursion of artificial intelligence into the…
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A nation is more than a labor market
On Sept. 18, the White House issued a fact sheet announcing an executive order renewing the $100,000 fee President…
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Fed expected to raise interest rates again, against Trump’s wishes
When Kevin Warsh was sworn in as chairman of the Federal Reserve, he touted a planned policy regime change for…
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Republican lawmakers distance themselves from Big Oil
Big Oil’s long-running alliance with the Republican Party faces a major roadblock as more GOP candidates, and President…
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China twisted Trump’s words — and proved you don’t need lies to win an information war
Information warfare is often understood as the dissemination of falsehoods intended to portray an adversary as weak,…
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How newsrooms turned an attempted hijacking into a ‘brawl’ (and killed public trust)
Imagine sitting on an airplane at 34,000 feet. Breakfast has been served. You are flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv with…
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While America debates who belongs, a Hindu captain and Jewish passengers just stopped a hijacking
While Americans argue about which religious minorities belong in our national life, a Hindu of Indian origin captain…
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Democrats are banking on voters forgetting how terrible they are
On Oct. 3, 2022, with the midterm elections less than five weeks away, the U.S. inflation rate had climbed to 8.3%…
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GOP’s Texas redistricting gamble creates surprise toss-up in Trump +18 district
The GOP’s effort to redraw the Lone Star State’s congressional map and expand its House majority has created an…
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Trump’s real October surprise: His last ‘two weeks’ in Iran lasted two days
Almost every signal from Washington says the same thing: nothing big happens in Iran before the midterm elections. In…
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Trump is risking the MAHA vote. Nixon knows how to save it
Republicans have every reason to be nervous about November. But after spending the past two days at the Nixon…
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Walkability, but for children
HENDERSON, Nevada — When one tries to imagine a “family-friendly” neighborhood, the Las Vegas area might not come to…
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The write stuff
Joe Cruz is the chairman of the philosophy department at Williams College, a private liberal arts school in…
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‘Fauda’s’ new season is a gripping, moving tribute to the victims of Oct. 7
A nation is civilized if it can transmute its suffering into art. The latest season of the Israeli thriller series…
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Third-trimester abortion in Virginia constitutional amendment vote: What to know
Virginia voters will decide in November whether they want to enshrine the right to third-trimester abortions into the…
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Arab parties set up for kingmaker role in Israeli election despite Netanyahu’s move to ban them
A ban on Arab parties running in the upcoming Israeli elections has been overturned, setting the stage for the ethnic…
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Trump just made cars more affordable
It can be easy to forget in a midterm election year, but presidents have immense power to drive up consumer costs.…
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Blanche: DOJ won’t reopen investigation into Jerome Powell
Attorney General Todd Blanche said Friday that the Justice Department will not open its criminal investigation into…
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