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It’s understandable to want to help troubled kids. But the evidence simply isn’t there that unproven drugs and surgeries are what they need....

The Court was right that some presidential acts can’t be criminalized. But it pushed that principle too far, and its application not far eno...

Even if Democrats manage to rationalize themselves into accepting Joe Biden’s presidential candidacy, the incumbent has been done in by his...

The preposterous scapegoating of Biden’s advisers.

Compromising on issues such as abortion, American global leadership, the centrality of the nuclear family, and our nation’s fiscal solvency...

On the Good Book in public schools; Joe Biden and the 2024 campaign; Israel and Charles Krauthammer; and more.

Or the felon, because the other guy is a corpse.

Remember this moment.

Rumor has it that men around Pope Francis want to finally extirpate the Latin Mass. They will fail.

There’s no more delightful summer drink than homemade ginger ale.

The week of June 24, 2024: ESG’s resilient ecosystem, free markets, tax, net zero, and much, much more.

Americans are rejecting this sham ideology, yet the administration wants to force it into every public school in the nation. It must be stop...

Rather than capping families’ ability to give care, Medicaid should let ring the freedom to do what we ought.

It tolls for Joe Biden.

Plus why do woke scolds at Boston’s MFA hate Native Americans at prayer?

The Supreme Court is standing up for the separation of powers.

And a more modest win for Trump.

Although dumping Biden is unlikely.

Everyone knew. Now everyone can say it.

Making mutual male and female compassion ‘cool’ again.

Plus: Jamaal Bowman goes down.

Democrats have only themselves to blame.

The Court was right to be skeptical of the parties trying to shift their litigating positions on the fly but could have given clarity to fed...

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The Court struck another blow for the right to a jury and exposed the intellectual bankruptcy of the liberal dissenters.