Genocide Lie Enthusiasts Mourn the Collapse of the Genocide Lie
Anti-Israeli activists have never had much use for factual evidence – why start now? Source link
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Jay Kelly, or Why I Skipped the Sergio Leone Award
Jay Kelly reminds us that home isn’t merely a place to which you return. It’s a presence you build through daily acts of attention. Source link
Jared Polis Becomes the First Democratic Governor to Back Trump’s School Choice Plan
The Colorado governor’s move to boost educational options is one his fellow Democrats should follow. Source link
The Fed’s Phantom Tradeoff
A predictable, rules-based monetary policy would deliver the price stability that labor markets require to thrive. Source link
When White’s Not Right
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No, the USS Liberty Attack Wasn’t Israeli Treachery
A half-century-old theory that the Jewish state deliberately attacked the USS Liberty during the Six-Day War has renewed currency. Source link
JD Vance Picks a Side
Vance will pretend as though he is disinterestedly arbitrating a political dispute on the right, but he’s not. Source link
Cheers for Ben Shapiro
He has put down an important marker, and anyone vested in the health of the conservative movement should be grateful. Source link
Stop Calling Cardinal Dolan a Conservative
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The Productive Path to Affordability
To make everyday goods and services more affordable, we must unleash the innovation and creativity of the marketplace. Source link
‘The SpongeBob Movie: Search For SquarePants’ Review: It’s SpongeBob on a Pirate Adventure, but With Most of the Joy Squeezed Out
It might be an exaggeration to say that “The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants” is the movie that finally squeegees the life out of SpongeBob SquarePants. But watching this friendly…
Republicans Still Crave the Mainstream Media’s Affection
What else are we to infer from the Vanity Fair episode? Source link
What the Founders Understood About Faith and Freedom
Faith is not an intruder in public life; it’s a part of our civic DNA. Source link
America’s Risky Retreat in Biomedical Leadership
The CDC’s plan to end primate research will weaken our biomedical capabilities just as our global competitors are shoring up theirs. Source link
The Right’s Simmering Tensions over Abortion
Donald Trump’s political advisers don’t want to talk about abortion, but pro-lifers need to speak up. Source link
Little Women’s Unsung Heroine
The oft-overlooked Marmee steadies and guides. Source link
Trump Has No Authority to Categorize Fentanyl as a Weapon of Mass Destruction
Common sense tells us that narcotic drugs are different from WMD. As one would expect, these differences are reflected in law. Source link
’Tis the Season for Trimming Travel Regulations
The best gift to fliers this holiday season would be to let the competitive airline marketplace do its thing. Source link
China’s Alarming Latin America Strategy
A new paper reveals the essence of Beijing’s worldview: the entire world is one chessboard, and the Taiwan question is at its center. Source link
Strengthening the Military Chaplain Corps Is a Win for Religious Liberty
A government institution charged with defending the Constitution shouldn’t marginalize religion itself. At long last, it won’t. Source link
Climate Modeling with Uzbek Characteristics
The week of December 15, 2025: A climate retraction, Ford’s debacle, the debt, and much, much more. Source link
The Lesson of Judge Dugan’s Obstruction Case
The immunity that public officials need to do their jobs is not a get-out-of-jail-free card for their nonofficial acts. Source link
Why Rescheduling Cannabis Falls Short
Federal law continues to insist that marijuana is a controlled substance — a contradiction with state laws rescheduling does not resolve. Source link