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A new proposal for compensating victims of Biden lawfare is ripe for abuse and cronyism.

When ordinary workers ask for access to the same investment opportunities routinely used by wealthy elites, Washington suddenly discovers the need for firm constraints.

The stakes in 2028 actually could be existential.

A St. John's graduate shares his favorite commencement speech, from National Review's founder.

These back-to-back events in Beijing have profound implications for the emerging world order.

Once again, Trump is doing the quiet part loudly.

We have reached the point at which explicitly prohibiting racial discrimination is tantamount to state-sponsored bigotry.

His district's voters should send the conspiracy theorist into retirement.

While the U.S. is currently the global AI tech leader, our advantages will disappear if we don't take action.

They represent a dangerous antithesis of good health care.