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The administration should abandon its Alien Enemy Act theory and shift to the solid ground of federal immigration laws.

‘There are a lot of free riders in my caucus,’ Senator Fetterman said.

Starmer’s seeming ridiculous announcement will do nothing but slap a symbolic bandage on a far deeper generational psychological wound.

We should have learned that lesson from Richard Nixon’s wage and price controls.

We should never have reached the point where presidents can threaten law firms over whom they hire and represent.

Secretary Kennedy’s announcement of a shake-up at the Department of Health and Human Services spotlights the need for major reform at the bl...

A Reagan error better left behind.

It’s a transparent strategy aimed at conveying authenticity, which undermines the whole point of the strategy.

The union doesn’t represent most autoworkers.

The Left gets hoisted on its own petard.

Essentially, Yunseo Chung is free while Mahmoud Khalil is detained because she beat the government to the courthouse.

Targeting the Houthis is not ‘bailing out Europe.’

On a turn of history, boycotts of America, a Rogan guest, a math pioneer, an NBA legend, and more.

Officials have responded to the text-thread security failure and other weighty controversies with sass and indifference.

Preserving lower rates and other essential provisions while delaying or forgoing carve-outs would provide certainty for states.

Accidentally texting war plans to a journalist is clear cause for dismissal.

Trump is out on this limb because the legislative branch is AWOL.

Ensuring that the country’s campuses protect the rights of all their students is of vital importance.

The agency has consistently concealed Hamas’s abuses and misrepresented Israel’s counterterrorism efforts.

Will Hollywood once again fail to learn from its mistakes?

The Trump administration’s actions against the Houthis are legally grounded in the U.S. Constitution and fully permissible under internation...

The result is ‘inclusion’ efforts that leave everyone feeling dissatisfied and aggrieved.

The United States won the space race and sent men to walk on the moon without a federal Department of Education.

The relentless character assassination of the West continues apace.

Plus: Internet sleuths devour the JFK files.