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If Europe doesn't ease up, it will have to learn the hard way that repression has its limits.

In an instant, the entire history of American jurisprudence would be wiped out, and, with it, the Constitution as a going concern.

The Week of May 4, 2026: Billionaires and the presumption of guilt, energy, tariffs, state capitalism, and much more.

The path to a new gerrymandered map may be more difficult than state Democrats would hope.

The building of a new ballroom is no scandal, but it should be funded privately, as originally claimed, and not by taxpayers.

Discovering the showbiz roots of vox-pop commentary.

There's a big difference between government assistance and government control.

Current enforcers should treat Spirit Airlines not as a mere talking point against the Biden administration but also as a cautionary tale.

The idea that any of the most famous U.S. entrepreneurs got where they are through, say, wage theft is laughable.

An enemy with a fanatical will can outlast a militarily superior foe.