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Tucker Carlson Is Now a World War II Revisionist
These days, he’s doing more than just asking questions.
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Democrats Have a Missing Republican Voter Problem
The polling industry is right to fear the hidden GOP voter who only emerges from the mists on Election Day.
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Justice Alito Speaks Out on Media Harassment and Why the Rules Still Matter
The author of Dobbs sits down with National Review .
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Democrats Sue to Raise Your Electric Bill
They’re likely hoping voters’ pain will result in their own political gain.
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The War at Home, Three Years After October 7
Activists continue to take their anti-Israel fight to American college campuses.
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A Golden Opportunity for Permitting Reform
By passing a bipartisan bill, Congress can ease the path to building infrastructure and energy projects of all sorts.
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Not Ready for Primetime
A24’s latest, Covid-esque media-studies creep-out.
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The System Worked in the Cornell Seven Case
Based on the information available to them at the time, the authorities handled the matter in keeping with the facts and the law.
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Islamist Terror Plots Keep Getting Foiled — and Keep Coming
Regardless of whether Iran is directly linked to recent schemes, the regime is doing what it can to foment violence.
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The Supreme Court Lays Down the Law on Immigration
When Congress says judges have no immigration jurisdiction, that means all judges, including progressive activist ones.
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