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In these divisive times, one constant for all Americans has been the hallowed work of the American Battle Monuments Commission.
The Origins of Progressive Agony
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A New Era for the China-Russia-U.S. Triangle
The Trump administration smartly recognizes the threat posed by Beijing. It could use Russian help to head that threat off.
Kavanaugh Casualties
In tatters: The mainstream Left, Never Trumpers, conventional wisdom, #MeToo, the media . . .
Campus Chaos Has Come to Congress
The Senate adopted the modern university’s doctrine of self-censorship, no-go zones, and safe spaces
Fallout from the Kavanaugh Hearings: A Permanent Cloud?
After the trial by fire, he could prove to be one of the most fearless, principled justices on the Court.
Mattis Is More Valuable Than Ever
James Mattis has never been more important.
Empathy, Accuracy, and Credibility
The lesson of the hearings transcends the Kavanaugh confirmation.
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Kavanaugh became the proverbial Joseph N. Welch; the Democrats became a collective Joseph McCarthy.