Opinion
A 21-year-old with a laptop just exposed how dumb we are about polls
Somewhere in America, a recent college graduate named Rahil Prakash is smiling. And honestly? He’s earned it.
Trump’s Lake America stunt exposes politics of pointless renaming
As part of Donald Trump’s trade war with Canada, which the administration claims is not a trade war, the president has signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America.”
How Georgia set the gold standard for citizenship verification
In Federalist No. 52, James Madison underscored a principle at the heart of America’s constitutional republic: Government must be accountable to the people it represents.
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed ruling exposes torture’s cost in 9/11 case
The recent suppression of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s torture-tainted confessions at Guantanamo Bay is far more than a victory for a defendant. It is a victory for the Constitution.
Social Security reform could become a wealth-tax Trojan horse
The Social Security crisis is a ruse for populists on the left and right to advance agendas.
Will Vance denounce Carlson? Don’t hold your breath
On Monday night, Vice President J.D. Vance gave a closed-door speech at the Republican Jewish Coalition National Leadership Summit in Las Vegas — reportedly, to a standing ovation.
Stalled in Ukraine, Putin may want to break NATO
President Eisenhower is said to have counseled that if a problem cannot be solved, you should enlarge it.
Liberal Party government, not Trump, destroyed U.S.-Canada alliance
Recently, the long-awaited trade deal between Canada and America collapsed, and the Trump administration summarily imposed tariffs on a swath of Canadian goods and industries.
Iran on the verge of collapse
Operation Economic Outcast is set to unleash a new wave of financial sanctions on the regime and its enablers, and it has a reasonable chance of success.
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Letter to the editor: Randy Fine does not belong in Congress
When U.S. Rep. Randy Fine, Florida Republican, declared earlier this year that "we don't want Armenians to serve in Congress," his words hit a personal nerve.
No new taxes to fund the FCC's Universal Service Fund
Washington has a familiar playbook when an outdated federal program runs into trouble: Rather than fixing what's broken, it just finds someone new to pay for it.
Iceland puts the freeze on Brussels' 'ever closer union'
Icelanders have delivered a humiliating rebuke to Europe's political elite: The continent does not belong to Brussels.
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation finally admits 9/11 was terrorism
The Canadian Broadcasting Corp. has announced that, henceforth, its reporters may describe the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks as "terrorism" without attribution -- that is, quoting a third party. Hallelujah!
Islam incompatible with the Girl Scouts
Islam has infiltrated yet another American institution: Girl Scouts of the USA.
Cyberwarfare has arrived
Russian state-sponsored hackers have spent more than a decade quietly burrowing into the routers and networking devices that form the backbone of America's critical and defense infrastructure.
