The unconstitutionality of their policy preferences doesn’t seem to bother them much. And why should it?

The government should not be in the tattoo-regulation business.

Why do our country’s best days feel like our worst?

Publicly subsidized grocery stores will end in predictable disaster.

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A Harry Potter–themed promotion at Tim Hortons has outraged the fragile. It’s all so tiresome.

A stash of Old Masters debuts, an addition is in the works, and will lessons from past flubs be learned?

The celebrity doctor has learned the hard way that he was only a tool in his political allies’ hands.

The movement never grew by denunciation.

I’m glad he will be exposed on his real views about masks, the wet-market theory, and everything else he lied about.

AI threatens to undermine man’s relationship with God and with his fellow man.

Hadestown caters to Broadway’s political cult.

Unfortunately, Congress has only made matters worse.

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The focus on Venezuela and Cuba is warranted, but the future of the Central American nation deserves the Trump administration’s attention too.

The U.S. president is impressed by Ukraine’s success, but the nation remains under sustained attack and needs help.

The Court faces tough questions as a result of an overreaching Trump order colliding with an overreaching district judge.

That the United States would want a close working relationship with Israel on military technology is hardly surprising.

The Week of July 20, 2026: The economics of drones, social media, tariffs, and much more.

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The online discourse about ideological bias in academia proves that leftists don’t know what conservative beliefs are.

Very little in these pages enhances Fauci’s already deeply tarnished reputation.

Speakers treated the gathering like a campaign rally while delegates passed resolutions on everything but student achievement.