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When one of New York’s most historic immigrant neighborhoods disappears from a story, people are right to ask why.
Following the nation’s semiquincentennial, the debate should return to first principles rather than political personalities.
Birthright citizenship remains the law of the land, and it is likely to remain so unless the Constitution is amended or the court revisits the issue in the future.
A segment of the “horseshoe Right” increasingly seems determined to pressure the party into abandoning longstanding principles.
Agreements are only as effective as their enforcement mechanisms.
Many progressives seem to operate with a narrow understanding of masculinity.
The Maine race has become a test of whether parties are willing to apply the same standards to their own nominees that they demand of their opponents.
The broader media narrative reflects a longstanding tendency to interpret nearly every assertion of U.S. power as evidence of American weakness.
When a culture begins to rationalize murder as justice, it will get more murder.
China is not a competitor playing by the rules of commerce and diplomacy. It is an adversary playing for dominance.
Right now, Medicaid is serving scammers — and taxpayers are footing the bill.
If America wants to lower the temperature, scrutiny should be directed at conspiratorial storytelling that teaches people to hate.
Pretending we can opt out of the technological future is not a plan. It is surrender.
The Biden administration may go down as the worst in modern American history — even worse than Obama’s.
We are watching the United States do things that only the United States can do.
Jaden Ivey did not skip practice. He did not clash with teammates. He did not violate the law. His offense was speech.
Public safety continues to be one of the most powerful forces shaping political opinion.
One thing is increasingly clear: The narrative of Iranian strength no longer matches the reality.
The narrative of inevitable American failure is far removed from the reality unfolding in the Middle East.
