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Democrats have an astonishing talent for gaslighting
John Bolton was just indicted for mishandling classified, confidential security documents — specifically, for allegedly sending hundreds of papers to relatives.
Hamas doesn’t really want peace
Hamas and Israel may have agreed to a peace deal, one that was forged in large part by President Donald Trump who successfully created the collaborative conditions that brought the two sides to the table at all. But this peace deal could turn into simply a pause.
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Hegseth's press restrictions will backfire
In September, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth published a new policy that imposes tight restrictions on reporters covering the Pentagon.
Spiritual rot hides in midst of Christian revival
As spiritual revival breaks out across America, new surveys are exposing a complex and festering reality Christians simply cannot ignore: Despite spikes in biblical interest across the nation, moral confusion abounds.
All the 'No Kings' rallies proved is that we really don't have a monarch
It couldn't be funnier that the "No Kings" protest planners changed their branding on international versions of the events so as not to offend actual kings.
A U.S. farmer rebellion is brewing
American farmers are under siege.
EDITORIAL: ICE unleashed
President Trump can deploy federal troops to restore order in Portland, allowing the deportations to continue.
Republicans can turn around the shutdown on Democrats
Radical Democrats love foisting lies onto the American people.
The victory after Charlie Kirk's killing
C.S. Lewis retold the myth of Psyche in one of his greatest works, "Till We Have Faces": "I have always -- at least, ever since I can remember -- had a kind of longing for death."
The great 'No Kings' irony
The "No Kings" protests brought back some memories for me.
Congress, EU must back lawful confiscation of Russia's frozen assets
Ending Russia's war against Ukraine will be complicated, but there's one straightforward step the EU can take to pressure Mr. Putin into peace: Help thaw Russia's frozen assets and send them to Kyiv.
Media is truly failing its mission to tell the truth
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt and Huffington Post journalist S.V. Date traded some widely reported barbs the other day rooted in large part over the insistence of Date to pretend not to be a hack for the Democrat Party. But here's the thing. All things HuffPost are now hack.
Pritzker's war on the rule of law hurts the very people he claims to help
I know a thing or two about being at odds with the political establishment.
Voters backed Trump to fix the economy and the border, not obsess over wars abroad
It is not uncommon for presidents, especially as their tenure progresses, to spend more time on foreign policy than on domestic policy.
Protecting 6 GHz is key to U.S. leadership in innovation
At this year's SCTE TechExpo, the refrain to the innovation message was clear: America's leadership in technology and innovation depends on protecting the 6 GHz band.
Today's American workforce isn't sustainable
If recent headlines are any indication, America's promise of upward mobility and economic opportunity is rapidly disintegrating.
Loony lefties go loco over Trump building a ballroom
In August, when President Trump announced his plans to build a massive White House addition, The Washington Post wrote, "Trump is rushing to build his ballroom. A review process could take years."
Congress should adopt a California rule to remove biased D.C. Superior Court judges
Anyone paying attention to Washington's criminal justice system knows that some judges on the D.C. Superior Court are now so anesthetized to persistent and chronic crime that they hand out notoriously lenient sentences to recidivist and violent defendants.
Federal health rules should require impact statements
Federal health agencies face a crisis of confidence of their own making.
Ashley Tellis case demonstrates need for vigilance against Chinese espionage
In the quiet corridors of Washington, where intellect and influence often merge, a revelation has surfaced that pierces the civility of diplomacy.
Trump should 'get' Harvard the way Hoover 'got' Capone on tax evasion
Although it's usually not a good idea to do what Herbert Hoover did, President Trump should do to Harvard University what President Hoover did to Al Capone: hold it accountable for violating tax law.
Ukraine plans for postwar future
With Ukraine well into the fourth year of war with Russia, challenges remain, yet there is talk of peace, and planning is underway to rebuild the country once the war ends.
