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Other states, too, might have had enough.

Scholars who rely on access to China or funding from Chinese sources often steer clear of politically sensitive topics.

Public schools do not exist to validate adult identity or ideology.

Threats have been exchanged, and now we wait until someone pulls the trigger.

He now finds himself pleading with the beleaguered and vilified industry not to abandon the state.

Israel’s war against Hamas remains well-justified, but there is a danger of entrenching there.

If he wants it sooner, in statistical terms, it’d be like launching D-Day after a month’s preparation. 

Plus: A nuclear moon.

The Coast Guard’s report on the man behind the Titan disaster ought to be mandatory reading for all aspiring entrepreneurs.

The real threat to this revolutionary medical technology is not $500 million in grant cuts but the possibility of new regulatory barriers.

In conversations about corporate social responsibility, cronyism is often left out. It shouldn’t be.

Along with other actions, RFK’s move on mRNA paints a portrait of a longtime vaccine skeptic pursuing exactly the agenda he said he would.

With Mamdani-like indifference, the AP published a hand-wringing exposé about the suffering Israel inflicted on Hezbollah and the souls caug...

The agency is enforcing immigration law.

‘Space’ is no longer just about science and exploration. It also now offers a serious business opportunity.

Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is ready to put some muscle into the effort to stop Newsom’s gerrymander plan.

Hot is no longer toxic, and the normies are back.

The week of July 28, 2025: McEntarfer fired “Pour encourager les autres,” antitrust, tariffs, net zero, and more.

Trump kept his promise to defund Big Abortion. Rogue judges can’t stop what Congress has done.

Rather than needing more government ‘help,’ U.S. automakers are threatened by government intervention.

Democrats have excelled at gerrymandering in states such as Illinois and California — they have no cause to complain when the GOP does it, t...

Teachers’ unions and their allies should be afraid.

The fact that the Court is prepared to review what the left regards as a foundational element of anti-discrimination law may come as a shock...

Jane Greer reanchored us to what matters.