Socialism is a ‘pie in the sky treatment’: Byron York
Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York slammed socialists for being unrealistic about their…
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Anthropic Armageddon: Dario Amodei’s doomsday fears conveniently crush his competition
A recurring figure in American popular culture, particularly in periods of rapid economic and technological change, is…
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School segregation didn’t end. Wealthy suburbs just learned how to hide it
It has been 72 years since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously in Brown v. Board of Education that racial…
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Majority of Republicans consider voting for different party in face of rising gas prices: Poll
A new poll indicates gas prices impacted by the Iran war pose sweeping challenges for the Republican Party in the 2026…
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Rep. Jimmy Gomez’s toughest opponent may be an ethics investigation
Rep. Jimmy Gomez’s (D-CA) toughest opponent may be an ethics investigation. For years, Gomez held what appeared to be…
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Washington planted a tracking device on every American investor
A just-released report from the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Office of Inspector General confirmed what the…
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You’d be in prison if you traded like Congress. Senate may sabotage the fix
I’ve spent 30 years managing money for wealthy families, and every one of those years I’ve operated under fiduciary…
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The Mamdani Left isn’t governing — it’s clout-chasing
There was a time when politicians sought headlines because they had accomplished something. Today, too many seek…
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Germany figured out how to cut healthcare costs: Make Americans pay the bill
Germany has found a convenient way to cut healthcare costs: send the bill for medical innovation to the United States.…
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Housing reform is a winning issue. This policy is the next to go
Americans frequently place house prices at the top of their lists of concerns when elections roll around. A new poll by…
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Iran launches more strikes against neighbors after rejecting reports of new US peace deal
Iran claimed responsibility for new attacks in the Middle East on Friday, after denying reports that a new peace deal…
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Egypt is quietly massing troops on Israel’s border. It’s time for an ‘Abrahamic NATO’
Egypt fields roughly 40,000 troops across the Sinai Peninsula, nearly double the 22,000 limit established by the…
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Conservatives are finally finding out Lindsey Graham was right about Putin
Having first met the late Sen. Lindsey Graham when he was a newly elected congressman in the Gingrich Revolution of…
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The end of internet privacy: Europe hijacks American tech, and China benefits
Some Google Search user in the European Union — call him Hans or Baptiste or Patrick — may soon find that intimate…
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We paid $3 billion for Lebanon’s army to make excuses for Hezbollah
This week, the president of Lebanon met at the White House with President Donald Trump to discuss the June security…
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How federal courts are quietly defunding American police
The Constitution does more than protect individual liberties. It also carefully divides governmental power among the…
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Trump’s manufacturing boom has a serious blind spot
The Trump administration is weighing the next phase of its tariff agenda: a new round of Section 301 tariffs aimed at…
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‘More of the same’ coming for Iran, as Trump weighs ‘massive attack, bigger than ever before’
ESCALATE TO DE-ESCALATE: Growing more frustrated by the day with Iran’s refusal to stop shooting at ships in an effort…
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Promise kept: A defiant Trump to attend WHCA dinner redo after assassination attempt
President Donald Trump will cut a defiant figure when he returns to the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner…
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Stop calling it ‘Trump’s war.’ America just did the world’s dirty work
The war with Iran has acquired a possessiveness. It is President Donald Trump’s war, in the headlines and in the…
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Iran crown prince’s phantom army of the Revolutionary Guard defectors exposed
For years, Reza Pahlavi has presented contacts inside Iran’s military and security establishment as a central pillar of…
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Academics and CEOs dominate Fed advisory boards
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh entered his role leading the central bank vowing to reform it. After being…
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Black Democrats emerge as bulwark against socialist takeover
Black Democratic primary voters could pump the brakes on their party’s race to socialism. It’s a role this important…
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The hanging of an Iranian activist exposes a regime at the end of its rope
Iran’s judiciary announced on Wednesday that it had executed 26-year-old Mehdi Khanaki, a law graduate accused of…
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Angel Reese hate crime hoaxes are undermining the WNBA
The WNBA has finally built momentum among viewers, and yet the hate crime hoaxes that always seem to follow Angel Reese…
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28 for ’28: The open presidential race field could reach more than two dozen candidates
President Donald Trump has dominated national politics for more than 11 years. Through Trump’s upset 2016 win and his…
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Genuinely Un-American: Socialists are telling us who they are — and we should believe them
At a 2005 party for American Prometheus, Kai Bird’s Pulitzer Prize-winning biography of J. Robert Oppenheimer,…
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Tim Walz’s ‘worst day’ disgrace
Until very recently, Tou Lue Vang was a Laotian national and illegal immigrant living in Minnesota who had been…
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DSA endorsement tracker: Here are the socialists running for office across America
The Democratic Socialists of America is an ascendant force in U.S. politics. This summer alone, it has toppled…
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Trump promised to end lawfare. A former Obama aide didn’t get the memo
If anyone understands the dangers of prosecutorial overreach, it is President Donald Trump. He endured an FBI raid on…
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Mute point: Smithsonian director stumped by simple questions at Congress
Anthea Hartig can’t figure out how to push a microphone button during a congressional hearing, how to define a woman,…
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The court that wants to arrest Netanyahu comes to New York
On Friday, July 24, the 125 member states of the International Criminal Court will gather at United Nations…
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ICE arrests under Trump top 602,000, DHS says, but some are skeptical
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has arrested more than 602,000 illegal immigrants in the year and a half since…
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Andrew Tate is a man’s feminist
In a rare instance of cracking down on Muslim rapists, the United Kingdom is seeking the extradition of influencer…
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China’s export mercantilism is bad for everyone
China has embraced dependency on exports as the cornerstone of its economic policy. Mercantilism benefits the Chinese…
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Measuring the health of the American republic
Americans measure almost everything. We track inflation, unemployment, consumer confidence, stock prices, test scores,…
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