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President Donald Trump recently waived the Jones Act, which neatly embodies the failures of protectionism.

Gecko Robotics landed a multimillion-dollar contract, returning industrialization to the hub that built America.

British troops and thousands of loyalists depart Boston. But George Washington fears that the news is too good to be true.

Rep. Summer Lee (D-PA) is choosing partisanship over practicality, costing her Pittsburgh constituents millions in federal support.

Paul Ehrlich was dead wrong, but somehow he convinced millions that people are bad and that we need fewer of them.

It might be that President Donald Trump has clearly explained the reasons, and many people just aren't convinced.

Weather dictates Washington's plans. British Gen. William Howe's plans to evacuate Boston are halted as well as his fleet in Boston Harbor.

George Washington worries that the British will use smallpox as a biological weapon. The general himself has experience with the disease.

Concha slammed CNN for airing the Iranian state media's televised address of someone reading a speech from the new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei.

Religious classification encourages competitive grievance and victimhood. It thus makes its supposed beneficiaries less happy as well as less patriotic.