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Declaring a right to food and housing ignores physical reality: Goods require labor, turning state entitlements into forced labor.

Automatic birthright citizenship strains public resources, rewards illegal pathways, and dilutes the value of American citizenship.

In normal times, Burnham's advantages would allow a prime minister to reshape the British state and set a new course. But these are not normal times.

Conservatives should offer young Americans solutions, not patronize them for choosing pets over people.

Congress is working to make hospitals disclose their prices. This commonsense policy will help its supporters in the midterm elections.

Back-to-school supplies have spiked to new highs, putting the squeeze on families. It's time to rethink "free" public education.

Trump's teleprompter guy is out of a job for allegedly enriching himself on insider knowledge Trump's speeches. His real crime? Not giving Trump a cut.

The United States has agreed to collaborate with Saudi Arabia on a nuclear program to enrich uranium.

White Nights concerns a condition afflicting untold numbers of people in America today, especially those hovering just under or just over 40.

Gone is not "the most engrossing drama we'll see this year" but a well-made, agenda-free exercise in genre storytelling.