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Post-Orban, EU Poses Greater Threat to U.S. Sovereignty
The U.S.-Europe Rift Is Getting Worse
The Iran war is straining ties between Europe and the U.S., as NATO allies clash over strategy and American global leadership weakens.
End of EPA Endangerment Finding Is a Big Deal
U.S. Is in the Middle of a Stealth Manufacturing Boom
How Amazon AI Algorithms Raise Prices You Pay
Amazon can steer market-wide prices without ever colluding-exposing a gap in antitrust law that the FTC is now fighting to close.
Roberts More Likely To Retire Than Alito, Thomas
Trump Sabotages His Own Much-Exaggerated Iran Deal
Did the president screw up a possible agreement with his own impulsivity? Or was the imminent deal that he touted on Friday an illusion all along?
Iran Is Unraveling, No Realistic Prospects of Victory or Peace
Escalation Is Looking More Likely in Iran
What Trump Wants To Do at Penn Station
Thanks to having a hometown builder-in-chief in the White House, New York has a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to create an iconic landmark in the dingiest part of Midtown that would rival Rockefeller
Against WALL-E-Fication
I was having dinner with a group of students at an elite university recently, when the conversation turned to social media. They felt it was terrible for them, but also that they could not resist it.
What's College Cost? Good Luck Figuring It Out
Colleges could standardize financial aid information to make it easier to compare. But they don't. Here's why that's a problem.
Hasan Piker Is Splitting Democrats Ahead of Midterms
How long have Democrats dreamed of a voice on social media able to reach young men with their progressive message?
Petroleum Rules the World: We Control Most of It
By ignoring all the bright thinkers and conventional analyses the President's genius strategy has placed us in the driver's seat. We are now the world's top source of oil and gas and control major dis
Swalwell That Ends Well? Democrats Try To Forget
Did Democrats know that Eric Swalwell, the seven-term San Francisco Bay Area congressman who resigned last week amid allegations of sexual misconduct, was what older generations would call a scoundrel
The Gulf Will Not See Iran the Same Way Again
The war has changed Gulf attitudes to Iran. Postwar relations will be based on less trust and more caution.
Both Iran and U.S. Think They're Winning. Both Aren't Right
The Iran ceasefire and peace talks this week are hanging by a thread as tensions boil over the strategic waterway that epitomizes Tehran's new leverage and a conflict that critics warn has escaped Pre
How 2020 Census Defrauded the American People
The American people are often assured that the census is a neutral, constitutional count of those living in the United States-as the Constitution calls it, an "actual Enumeration." It is supposed to b
The Republican Battle Royal Over Re-Opening DHS
Embattled GOP lawmakers trying to re-open DHS find themselves besieged on all fronts by their fellow GOP lawmakers.
Chief Justice Roberts Could Learn From Ted Williams
After another damaging Supreme Court leak, Chief Justice John Roberts faces growing pressure to bring in the FBI and protect the court's credibility.
Meet the Man Who Will Get Inside Trump's Mind
Oz Pearlman, the mentalist who guessed Joe Rogan's pin code, is the entertainment at this year's White House Correspondents' Association dinner. He's spent the last few months studying Donald Trump. W
The Truth About Rising Measles Cases - From a Physician
Dr. Cory Franklin is not anti-vax, but he thinks health bureaucracies owe Americans (and Canadians) the truth about who is really getting sick. I agree.
The New York Times Is Wrong About the Birth Rate
The Times says a boom of older mothers is coming to reverse low fertility, but the math is against them.
Iran War's Lessons for a Chinese Invasion of Taiwan
Hoover Institution Fellow Eyck Freymann, who also serves as a Non-Resident Research Fellow at the U.S. Naval War College's China Maritime Studies Institute, has published a new book titled Defending T
The Problem With Political Pundits Cherry Picking Poll Data
Good attempt, one to be applauded. But with respect, still missing the bigger picture.