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Everyone seems to have soured on America's record during the pandemic. Everyone is wrong.
China saber rattles, deportation ruling, Texas Dems return, CDC redefinition, and more.
The Afghanistan veteran says, "There are a lot of foreign policy options between nation building and giving up."
The debacle in Afghanistan belongs to Biden. But the previous president bears some blame.
Warming annually causes about 120,000 heat deaths but prevents nearly 300,000 cold deaths.
A recap of some of the players, investigations, and conclusions — or lack thereof.
A law professor says he's naturally immune, "so there's no justification for a coercive violation of my bodily autonomy."
In doing so, says former Senator Jim DeMint, they're keeping our attention away from the catastrophe on our southern border.
Two esteemed doctors give numerous reasons why masks for kids are ineffective and a bad idea.
Nikole Hannah-Jones's deeply flawed revisionist yarn makes no mention of the Democrat Party's racist past.
Author and publisher Conrad Black takes the longtime Wall Street Journal columnist to task.
Congress must protect new intellectual property while promoting its development.
Ben & Jerry's — founded by two hippies, but now owned by corporate giant Unilever — hates Israel.
