How Senate Republicans Can Cut $100 Billion of Spending — Right Now
The budget fight isn’t over for the year — far from it.
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An obnoxious, shallow rom-com, pushing an identity and equity agenda.
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They are our intellectual siblings and cousins.
Deter Putin’s Nukes
If we are to avoid a war, we must show that we are willing to fight.
How America’s Relationship with Japan Will Define the 21st Century
The controversy around Shinzo Abe’s funeral reminds us that many Japanese politicians see Japan’s future aligned with China. We can’t let that happen.
Why ESG Can’t Be Completely Abandoned
States are rightly concerned about the elevation of ESG over other priorities, but they are attacking the issue the wrong way.
Joe Manchin Did Not Get Played on Permitting Reform
He’s just a tax-and-spend Democrat who did what was expected.
The Real Divide on Permitting Reform Is Not Democrats vs. Republicans
This divide is between those who would build and those who would not, between vitality and malaise, between dynamism and stasis.
Exclusive: Federal Judge Vows to Stop Hiring Law Clerks from Yale Law School
‘Yale not only tolerates the cancellation of views — it actively practices it,’ Judge James C. Ho said.
Taiwan Preparing for ‘Whenever China Thinks’ Conditions Right for Invasion
Foreign Minister Joseph Wu indicated that the government views such an attack as more than a mere possibility.