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The Pre-War World Is Gone
So far, the data do not suggest that Republicans lack the stomach for challenging the status quo in the Middle East.
The Supreme Court Should Let States Run Their Elections
Election administration has been — and should be — a core responsibility of the states.
AI’s Overblown Threat to College Graduates
Graduates entering the job market still have an advantage over their non-college peers.
Thu, 19 Mar 2026 10:30:54 +0000The Jones Act Is a Failure
If the Jones Act is so essential for the United States to respond to wars and national emergencies, why is it repeatedly waived?
How the U.S. Navy Can Clear the Strait of Hormuz
Despite claims to the contrary, dilapidated minesweepers were never the answer.
For Banksy, Crime Does Actually Pay
Vandalism shouldn’t get a free pass because the guy with a spray can is a famous artist.
The Art of Visiting an Art Fair from Afar
There’s lots to see and learn online — plus, thoughts on art tariffs.
The Coalition Car Is on a Crash Course
Sure, take the wheel.
The Democrats’ Tax Lies Have Caught Up with Them
They don’t actually want European-style taxation, even if they admire European-style spending.
Israel Didn’t Make Us Do It
If his theories about Israel are the baseless suppositions Joe Kent took into public service, Americans should be gratified by his departure.
The Fed in a Fog of Uncertainty
If ever we needed an independent Fed to navigate us through troubled waters, it has to be now.
Wed, 18 Mar 2026 10:30:44 +0000The Oscars Postmortem: Hollywood’s Political Radicalism
How One Battle roots for a race war.
To Counter China, America’s Military AI Needs an Open-Source Reboot
Clinging to closed AI architecture makes the U.S. vulnerable to corporate whims that may not prioritize national interests.
Sunset for Regulations, Sunrise for Opportunity
Idaho serves as a good model for deregulation.
Wed, 18 Mar 2026 10:30:09 +0000The Avant-Garde and the Minivan People
The latter still provide the GOP coalition with electoral muscle.
The Myth of the Moderate Mullah Is Back
There are no such regime forces inside Iran that would have led it to a brighter day if only the West hadn’t killed them first.
Iran Is Challenging a Bedrock of American Geopolitical Power
If our forces can’t restore free navigation, it will represent a significant failure of a traditional pillar of U.S. power.
Drop the Investigation of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell
The probe should never have commenced.
Why We’re Joining TikTok
William F. Buckley recognized the need to bring his message to many different media platforms, even those he found distasteful or hostile.
Net Zero’s Green and Defenseless Land
The week of March 9, 2026: How net zero is making Britain less secure, housing, refrigerators, weapons, Tylenol, and much more.
Tue, 17 Mar 2026 17:09:45 +0000