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The Babylon Bee lawsuit over AI satire exposes a major threat: state and tech gatekeepers claiming control over objective truth.

To secure Balkan stability, Washington must abandon Bosnia's failed multi-ethnic state and guide Republika Srpska to independence.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani's appointment of Lina Khan to the EDC threatens NYC's economy by driving away business and crippling the tax base.

Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has called for elections, but the difficulties of holding such a contest during wartime are significant.

Tehran's military reshuffle under Mojtaba Khamenei is not political reform -- it is an insecure regime fortifying its internal power.

A federal court's $24 million verdict for Van Leeuwen against Rebel Creamery misapplies trademark law and insults consumer intelligence.

California's proposed wealth tax could drive billionaires and startups away, reducing investment, jobs, and ultimately state revenue.

Democrats continued to prop up the International Criminal Court and its anti-American, politically motivated bureaucrats.

U.S. Treasury bond sell-off coincided with the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office's release of statistics that the national debt is about to cross $40 trillion.

Many portfolio managers struggle to beat the stock markets for reasons of costs, herd mentality, and risk aversion.