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The U.S. has reclaimed energy dominance but needs to safeguard that advantage through permitting reform.

It is an anachronism.

Under the current system, it is irrelevant that the Navy secretary and professional head of the U.S. Army were sacked mid-war. This is not a tenable situation.

A visit to the Getty Villa, the tough road to a happy afterlife, and a colorful here-and-now at Malibu's tile museum.

Despite more money and more staff, fewer cases are being resolved, leaving more people in legal limbo.

That's the title of my new Confirmation Tales post, which uses my ongoing (but nearly finished) vacation in France as the occasion to explore how judicial appointments to France's three highest courts operate.

Once the federal government signals that struggling carriers can descend on Washington for relief, the line forms quickly.

Even the great Samuel Alito had his record picked apart.

'Democrats who indicated they have heard of Hasan Piker agree with him or think he can help fight MAGA by a plurality of 47 percent.'

'One . . . needs to have a modicum of foresight to understand that you can't just create a completely new system from scratch.'