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Abdul El-Sayed Is an American Tragedy
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, the Michigan Democratic Senate nominee, grew up in an affluent suburb of Detroit. The median household income…
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How Pittsburgh Became the Early Alarm Bell for the DSA’s Rise
PITTSBURGH — The rise of the Democratic left in Pittsburgh did not happen overnight. It was built over years through…
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Trump Must Demand Unconditional Surrender From Iran
The war with Iran has now stretched into its sixth month, and even the most steadfast supporters of President Trump…
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The Inadequacy of Opposing Socialism
Don’t assume socialism’s inevitable failures will stop it from spreading. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani recently announced that his…
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State Regulatory Overreach Is Bad Medicine for Growth
States compete for investment, jobs, and residents. Taxes matter, but so does regulation. Every new mandate consumes resources and management…
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Fauci’s Cowardly Fifth Amendment Evasion
There’s nothing inherently wrong with invoking the Fifth Amendment. The perception that anyone who pleads the Fifth to protect themselves…
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Inside Meta’s Bet on the Dignity of Work
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana — Until recently, Lanyia Brooks worked as a custodian in a data center, where she spent her days…
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The Next Phase of ‘America First’ Runs Through North America
For decades, American trade policy rested on a simple assumption: if manufacturing moved to wherever labor was cheapest, everyone would…
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Why Americans Soured on Higher Education
Even colleges can’t fool all of the people all of the time. Just 38% of Americans have high confidence in…
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Neither Party Is Talking About What Voters Actually Care About
A significant majority of Americans support voter identification laws. According to polls, not only Republicans but Democrats believe a voter…
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The Right Cannot Defeat the Left by Abandoning Its Own Principles
The ideological excesses of the American Left are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Political commentator Hasan Piker recently appeared in…
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What Americans Can Learn From World Cup Fans
The World Cup showed why you shouldn’t be ashamed of America’s heroes and heritage. While only Argentina and Spain made…
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Minimal Social Programs Support Mature Capitalism
Critics often mischaracterize Capitalism as a ruthless, every-man-for-himself system devoid of a social safety net. In reality, Capitalism has always…
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Energy Volatility Crosscurrents: Iran, Oil, and Pump Prices
High oil prices due to the Iran conflict are the only thing holding back a roaring economy. The American economy…
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Luddites Are Winning the Data Center Debate
When New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a one-year moratorium on new large-scale data centers via executive order, it became…
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