State tests are a Trojan horse designed to kill school choice
In Texas, Oklahoma, Arizona, and beyond, opponents of school choice have sought to force public school tests on private…
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I built a 40-year empire, then my industry died. Here’s how I’m starting over at 60
What happens when you are 50, 60, or 70 years old and the career you spent a lifetime building suddenly disappears?…
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Ukraine launches over 1,000 drones at Russia on final day of Duma elections
Ukraine launched over 1,000 drones at Russia in its largest drone attack of the war, coinciding with the final day of…
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AI didn’t almost trigger a war with China. The Pentagon’s blind faith in it did
American military planes were already in the air. Armed personnel were preparing for a possible boarding of a Chinese…
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I’m a judge. Big tech just turned public truth into a subscription service
Across the country, local county courts face high storage costs and aging systems. To solve this, many local…
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To be or not to be? Abortion and the question of moral ambiguity
The question asked isn’t just about a possible end to a life, but whether or not life is worth continuing. Hamlet, in…
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Justice overdue: An American hero was murdered on Oct. 7. Israel just hunted down his killer
As we approach the third anniversary of Oct. 7, 2023, an Israeli military announcement has brought a measure of justice…
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Politicians love talking ‘affordability’ — unless you’re disabled
September marks Deaf Awareness Month — and the final two-month sprint toward the 2026 midterm elections. Politicians…
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Four dead after US strike on drug-trafficking vessel in Caribbean: SOUTHCOM
Four suspected drug traffickers were killed in a U.S. strike on a vessel in the Caribbean Sea, according to U.S.…
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October Supplemental Security Income worth up to $994 goes out in 11 days
The October Supplemental Security Income payments, worth up to $994 for an individual filer, will be sent to recipients…
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Selective scrutiny is bigotry: The manufactured smear of Hindu America
When Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Dr. Mohan Bhagwat addressed roughly 5,000 people at Madison Square Garden on…
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Call them ‘Nazis’ all you want: The new German Right is winning the argument
In the current electoral cycle, Germans of a particular political persuasion can vote for the slightly left-of-center…
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Can the Fed pass Kevin Warsh’s trend test?
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh has said that “trends matter most.” Wednesday’s quarter-point rate increase tests…
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Washington stalled. Crypto didn’t
Washington’s latest crypto setback should not be mistaken for the end of America’s digital asset experiment. But it…
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Insurers want you to hate drugmakers so you won’t notice who’s actually robbing you
American voters — and their elected leaders — are fed up with the cost of prescription drugs. And they’re looking for…
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How 9 senators get to hold 80% of America hostage
In his recent Wall Street Journal op-ed, “America Needs the Filibuster,” former Sen. Ben Sasse argues the filibuster…
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Trump says Triumphal Arch will be converted into ‘top-grade’ military complex
President Donald Trump said his planned Triumphal Arch will be converted into a military complex to house drones and…
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Why internet culture is turning Lindsay Clancy into a victim
Since the beginning of humanity, one of the few things that has remained consistent is the belief that murder is wrong.…
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‘UFOs and God’ movie: Why the year’s most unsettling film isn’t just about aliens
UFOs are in the news a lot lately. Congress seeks answers about what confirmable evidence exists. Stephen Spielberg’s…
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What if AI is the only way humanity can survive?
The latest political controversy du jour is that if we do not slow down or even stop the development of artificial…
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Why is Big Tech begging Trump for regulations? Just look at who benefits
When Big Tech suddenly pleads for federal regulation, we must dig deeper and find the motivation behind it. Anthropic…
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Unfinished business at Guantanamo Bay
The most infamous detention facility on the globe is still open, now 25 years after the event that precipitated its…
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Six major cases the Supreme Court will hear in its upcoming term
The Supreme Court returns from its summer recess at the start of October, when the justices will begin hearing the…
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Republicans search for daylight with Trump as 2026 map grows more competitive
A growing number of congressional Republicans are keeping President Donald Trump at arm’s length, and at times rebuking…
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El Sayed-aligned Islamic council with alleged terrorism financing ties issued fatwa to financially support Muslim candidates
A preeminent Islamic council with organizational ties to a suspected financial collaborator of terrorism has authorized…
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The value of your college degree is collapsing before your eyes
Now that a significant portion of America’s high school graduates are enrolled in college for the first time, it may be…
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Chris Murphy’s toxic race-baiting has no place in college sports
Politics can bring out the worst in us, and when it comes to college sports, it has brought the worst out in Sen. Chris…
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Blue-state theocracies
Accurately describe what the Left’s culture warriors do with government power, and you’ll sound like a conspiracy…
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Doomers worry AI is too powerful. Trump understands the real risk is if it’s not powerful enough.
Two seemingly unrelated stories have recently taken Washington by storm. First, Democrats marched in lockstep behind…
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Runaway problems: Institutions and policies aren’t giving at-risk children the care they need
In 2025, the New Mexico legislature passed a law that required the state’s Children, Youth, and Families Department to…
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Virginia’s extremist abortion vote
In Focus delivers deeper coverage of the political, cultural, and ideological issues shaping America. Published daily…
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Third round of September Social Security payments goes out in three days
The final round of September Social Security payments for retirees, now capped at $5,181, will be issued in three days.…
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College can’t transform you if you’re afraid to speak
At my college orientation this year, a speaker told roughly 200 incoming freshmen that we had a choice. We could…
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Swing-district Republican touts Trump blow against ‘rain tax’
Freshman Rep. Bob Bresnahan (R-PA) touted President Donald Trump’s executive order aimed at ending a controversial…
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First, they cleansed the land. Now they’re laughing at the history
Imagine being forced from your home, prevented from returning, and then watching the government that controls your…
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Nathan Cofnas’s revolution: Science, heredity, and the values that underpin liberal society
University of Cambridge professor Jason Arday was found dead at his London home on Aug. 16. When Cambridge hired him to…
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