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Exempting trade tools from new Section 301 tariffs protects skilled workers and supports American manufacturing reshoring efforts.

Tehran's execution of organized dissidents such as Mehdi Khanaki reveals a weak regime terrified of a viable democratic alternative to clerical rule.

Calling the Iran conflict "Trump's war" lets free-riding global allies off the hook while America bears the burden of world security.

Platform restrictions and new UK laws expose Reza Pahlavi's claims of 160,000 IRGC defectors as a potential political fabrication.

The WNBA is wasting goodwill with potential fans by humoring the regular hate crime hoaxes that circle Angel Reese.

Socialism is toxic, and has long been understood to be toxic, to the political culture in which Americans have been formed.

Anthea Hartig was unable to provide a satisfactory explanation of the Smithsonian's anti-American museum material before House committees.

China's export mercantilism is damaging the international economy and holding back the living standards of the Chinese people.

Tim Walz prioritizes resistance posturing over virtually every other consideration, including the safety of children.

The ICC's secret Manhattan vote proves the court abandoned justice for power, rewriting its own rules to target sovereign nations.