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There are now at least two additional steps that must be taken — one pressing short-term item and one more difficult longer-term item.
There is a real darkness out there in certain — increasingly widespread — pockets of the American activist Left.
The patriots of 1776 did not rebel against the tyranny of King George III only to subject themselves to the black-robed tyranny of today.
Both sides of America's fraught political divide must come to accept a Cold War-era paradigm of mutually assured destruction.
Let's not commit the cardinal logical fallacy of confusing means and ends — especially when the stakes are so high.
Hegseth's right-leaning detractors are simply frustrated that the president is not as pro-Iran as they are.
For decades, American institutions of higher education have benefited from extraordinary taxpayer largesse.
America's trade war with the rogue Chinese superpower must happen.
While a thunderous jackhammer of a policy disruption may be appealing, sometimes a mere scalpel will suffice.
There is a profound danger, always bubbling just below the surface, of anti-institutional sentiment going too far.
Unfortunately, his actual career on the high court has been one extensive repudiation of his lofty "umpire" proclamation.
The drama over Khalil's arrest and detention is thus not really about Khalil. It is about the fate of the United States.
Unless and until they repudiate their cultural militance, Democrats will continue to flounder about in irrelevance.
Did the Trump administration push for the Tate brothers' release? It certainly looks like it. And therein lies the rub.
The vice president took a blowtorch to delicate European elite sensitivities.
The judicial resistance may think it is acting nobly, but it is acting unconstitutionally — and setting itself up for utter humiliation.
There are real reasons for skepticism — but there are also real reasons for hope.
Birthright citizenship for children of illegal aliens is, at best, a live and unsettled legal debate. But the original meaning is quite clear.
Trump won America's cold civil war by adapting an old Reaganite mantra from the days of the actual Cold War against the Soviet Union.
Despite all the revelry in the nation's capital this Monday, it is important to be clear-eyed about the task ahead.
