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The autopen has been around in one form or another since Thomas Jefferson was president.
Trump, South Korea and the international purge of right-wing politics
President Trump recently chastised South Korean President Lee Jae-myung and the Democratic Party of Korea for their efforts to oppress all right-wing ideology.
Abraham Accords reshape the Middle East after five years
As we approach the fifth anniversary of the Abraham Accords, the Middle East looks different.
IDs should be a nationwide voting requirement
President Trump announced recently on Truth Social that he will soon issue an executive order requiring voter identification for all voters nationwide.
Trump's new patent chief Morgan Stewart fights back against Biden-era abuse
The voters took President Trump's 2016 promise to "drain the swamp" seriously.
Statehood recognition without reality achieves nothing
As world leaders prepare to gather in New York City this month for the United Nations General Assembly, European nations are preparing to push for recognition of a Palestinian state.
Columbia University antisemitism settlement should be colleges' guide
As thousands of undergraduates return to America's campuses, they are not walking into the same campus cultures they left behind in the spring.
Why married couples shouldn't wait to have children
"Stranger Things" star Millie Bobby Brown recently announced that she and husband Jake Bongiovi had adopted a baby girl.
'The Schumer Shutdown' of 2025
Well, here we go again: another September and another government funding drama.
Hyundai immigration raid shows perils of foreign investment on U.S. soil
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said Hyundai's megaplant would create jobs, and it did -- for illegals.
We must confront Maduro's narco-terrorist state
Nicolas Maduro, like Hugo Chavez before him, has waged a sustained campaign against the United States.
Why parents are abandoning public schools -- by the millions
If you've ever wondered why so many hardworking families are making considerable financial sacrifices to enroll their children in private education instead, consider three recent headline stories.
The Minneapolis massacre and the left's war on God
The victims who were killed and wounded in the Annunciation Catholic School shooting in Minneapolis were the latest casualties in the left's war on God.
Leftists in Britain and America have no respect for free speech
The fight for freedom of speech knows no borders.
Fans fund failure as teams like Cowboys and Yankees chase only franchise value
The end of summer means more important things are afoot -- namely, pennant races in baseball and the start of football.
Stop making retirement a political battlefield
Every American deserves the peace of mind that their hard-earned savings are working toward one thing: a retirement with dignity.
Hidden research and suppressed treatments reveal the dark side of public health policy
The application of science in society has two competing narratives on whether drugs are the best means of achieving public health and whether cultural ethics or personal choice should dominate.
China continues its crimes against Uyghurs
On Aug. 12, as noted in these pages, the State Department confirmed once again that China's atrocity crimes against Uyghurs continue.
Democrats' likely new 'Squad' member: Arizona's Adelita Grijalva
Democrats running for political office are realizing that adopting an anti-Israel posture on the campaign trail is no longer a liability.
