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From Russia to the Houthis With Love
The threat to global shipping grows on Biden’s watch.
The Schumer Permitting Exception for Semiconductors
Computer chips get a NEPA reprieve, but the rest of the economy needs one too.
India Gives China the Cold Shoulder
Conflict between the two countries has intensified in recent years, prompting New Delhi to deepen its ties with the U.S.
Biden Agrees to Share Economic Blame with Harris
Meanwhile, the vice president echoes his claim that inflation is someone else’s problem.
How Yale Plans to Commemorate the Oct. 7 Massacre
The university expects Jews to attend a vigil with students who celebrated ‘the resistance’s success.’
If Green Energy Is the Future, Bring a Fire Extinguisher
Lithium batteries are supposed to make the world safer. Instead they keep bursting into flames.
Notable & Quotable: Meloni Diagnoses the West
‘Oikophobia is the aversion to one’s home. A mounting contempt, which leads us to want to violently erase the symbols of our civilization.’
"Get the Jew": The Crown Heights Riot Revisited
This 20 minute documentary sheds light on the worst antisemitic riot in American history, which occurred in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, in 1991.
Joe Biden Evaporates but His Bureaucrats Don't
One of the campaign’s most important issues is the vast power and authority of the federal government
How Biden Keeps Helping Trump
The president plans to annoy voters by touring the nation to tout his record.
Protect Kids From Social Media
Smartphones have ‘rewired’ childhood. Virginia is doing something about it.
Harris's Uncertainty and the Risk of Recession
The vice president is a question mark. Markets understand what to expect from Trump’s policies.
Kamala Harris's Path to Victory in the 2024 Election
Students discuss the vice president’s pros and cons for this November’s presidential race.
A Deere in Trump's Political Headlights
A tariff is the former President’s solution to every economic problem these days.
Harris Wants the Senate Filibuster Gone
She wants to remove the biggest obstacle to one-party progressive rule.
Biden Tilts at Hezbollah Windmills
Diplomacy has failed for 11 months, but the President proposes more of it.
JD Vance's Working-Class Pander
Like farm programs, the urge for factory-worker welfarism has long been bipartisan.
Iran Is Waiting for a President Harris
The mullahs haven’t avenged Haniyeh’s killing because they’re playing a longer—nuclear—game.
Some Elite Colleges Dodge the Affirmative-Action Ruling
At Duke, Princeton and Yale, Asian enrollment went down after last year’s Supreme Court decision.
