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For us old science fiction buffs, the line between science fiction and science fact has always been blurry.
Gaza flotilla stunt exposes media's anti-Israel reflex
On his May 15 show, comedian Bill Maher marked Israel's Independence Day with an apt summary of the mainstream media's calculus in determining what's worth reporting: "No Jews, no news."
America won't forge its future with Chinese steel
America's future will not be built with China's steel.
Biden moves to intervene in FOIA lawsuit
On May 12, lawyers for "Joseph R. Biden Jr." filed a motion to intervene in a two-year-old lawsuit under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) against the Department of Justice.
ICC prosecutor Khan undercuts Gaza genocide narrative against Israel
Recently, on his YouTube show Zeteo, Mehdi Hasan directly and explicitly asked Karim Khan, the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, why he hadn't charged Israel with genocide.
Supporting disabled veterans? Beware
This past Memorial Day, thousands of people supported our nation's heroes through veteran's charities.
Kevin Warsh's Fed Kabuki dance
Kevin Warsh's reforms at the Federal Reserve may prove more form than substance.
Rep. Ben Sasse's cancer diagnosis exposes our age of self-worship
"My soul thinks Ben should be God."
Farewell Fidelismo? Trump has a chance to liberate the Cubans - and others
President Trump fancies himself a peacemaker, and the record supports him.
TrumpRx keeps delivering for hard-hit patients
President Trump announced this month that TrumpRx will expand its discounted prescription drug platform nearly sevenfold by adding more than 600 generic medications.
Americans whining over gas prices ignore Iran's greater threat
Whatever the outcome of the "deal or no deal" scenario with Iran, the public attitude toward the war has been disturbing.
Businesses that forced COVID shot should be bankrupted
A.G. Equipment Co., a Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, manufacturer of compressor packaging, has agreed to settle a lawsuit brought by employees who were forced to take the COVID shot or face firing. The company will pay a total of $4.25 million to them. It should be $4.25 million per employee.
Why Trump's federal prison reentry program succeeded
The early days of the COVID-19 pandemic forced an unprecedented, real-time experiment upon American prisons.
U.S. public education needs more joy, not more money
Most proposals for fixing America's broken public education system have a common thread: the demand for more. More money, more teachers, more school counselors and more technology.
Trump should end pause on arms sales to Taiwan
Chinese President Xi's recent back-to-back summits with the leaders of the two most important countries in China's field of vision show exactly where Mr. Xi stands between them.
Supreme Court checks dangerous abuse of donor disclosure
The Supreme Court last month delivered a decisive and unanimous victory for donor privacy and free association in First Choice Women's Resource Centers v. Davenport.
End leftist activists' climate lawfare
Climate lawfare has been a problem for more than a decade but may be coming to an end soon.
Ten China falsehoods exposed by the Trump-Xi summit
The May 2026 Trump-Xi summit revealed a dangerous temptation in American foreign policy: the desire to substitute comforting illusions for strategic clarity.
Primaries prove Trump clout stronger than ever
President Trump has a way of making his political adversaries adopt new heroes.
Mexico's crimes against the U.S.
Mexico is a lousy neighbor. It has been a flood that relentlessly carries bad things into America.
