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The Iranian regime's primary remaining lever is the hope that Americans will convince themselves they are losing — even as evidence suggests otherwise.
A city that tolerates mobs throwing projectiles at police officers during a blizzard is a city flirting with something darker than rowdy misbehavior.
In Munich, Rubio did more than reassure allies. He reminded them what the alliance is actually for.
Frustration does not remain static. In the United States today, it is mutating into something darker: nihilism.
When consequences arrive, voters tend to remember who dismantled enforcement, not who defended it.
Democrats need a new civil rights struggle to justify claims of moral urgency and political authority.
"What we've seen is just flabbergasting as far as the number of criminals who have been allowed to walk around with impunity."
America is once again feared on the global stage — an extraordinary turnaround given where the country stood just a year ago.
If policymakers and cultural leaders refuse to acknowledge that some ideas are worse than others, they miss the central motivating factor in human behavior.
To meet the China challenge, the United States must strengthen trade and security relationships with nations surrounding China: Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and India.
Democrats understand the electoral limits of their most progressive positions. They will wait until they regain power before turning the taps fully back on.
The United States may be on the cusp of a remarkable economic transformation, and the anxiety surrounding it may be entirely justified.
The hubbub surrounding Epstein is far less about Epstein than about targeting Trump. And Trump ought to take note.
In order to achieve affordability, politicians must be deprived of their power, not given more of it.
An America narcissistically addicted to a form of pseudo-victimhood that pales in comparison to true victimhood across time and space is an America doomed to failure.
Chaos means mistrust. What can restore that trust? Only leadership. Consistent, capable and able leadership.
Trump has always been a peace president, because the only way to achieve peace is strength.
For understanding the Middle East better than all the so-called experts, Trump undoubtedly deserves the Nobel Peace Prize.
The only way to truly fight political violence is to denounce the ideologies that breed it.
