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Trump Might Have Won the First Postracial Election
Black and Hispanic voters defect from Democrats, who have long relied on identity-politics appeals.
President Trump Can Save Europe
Taxes, regulation and ‘the blob’ caused Europe and the U.K. to stagnate. He shows us the way out.
U.S. Transition Makes Iran Especially Dangerous
Tehran could try to sow chaos before Trump takes office. Here are six steps that could prevent it.
Let's Make a Deep State Peace Deal
U.S. intelligence won’t be able to fight Trump and Russia at the same time.
Donald Trump and the College Degree Divide
Education level is a strong indicator of which party a voter is more likely to back.
Healthcare Concepts for a GOP Congress
Out with taxes and regulations, in with fiscal responsibility.
'Playing Possum': Beasts and the Big Sleep
After her newborn calf died, an orca balanced the body on her snout and traveled with it for miles. What was the mother experiencing?
The Trump Economic Awakening
Traditional policies like tax cuts, targeted aid and responsible spending can deliver stronger growth.
Trump's Mass Deportation Promise
He has a mandate on the border and to deport criminals. But more than that could get ugly fast.
Texas Clinches a School-Choice Majority
Gov. Abbott secures three more GOP votes for school vouchers.
The GOP Gains in Progressive State Houses
Voters rebuke leftwing lurches in Minnesota, Michigan and Vermont.
Gaza's Forgotten Palestinian Victims
Who will protest on behalf of the dissidents tortured by Hamas?
'Bring Them Home'? No,'Let Them Go'
Hamas, not Israel, has the power to grant the hostages freedom.
Veterans Day and Gratitude
Contemplating ways to honor and remember.
Let the Trump Deregulation Begin
The coming rollback will set the economy’s animal spirits free.
Why Trump Needs Recess Appointments
The Senate has become too slow to confirm officials. It can help things along by adjourning.
The Democrats' Religion
Party elites treat Trump votes as apostasy, not a sign of policy differences.
Trump Faces a Different World in Term Two
Some adversaries have passed from the scene, while others have grown tougher.
The Economics of Political Correctness
Scholars need incentives to tell the truth, not to hide it and promote socially acceptable ideas.
