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Lefties tend to accuse anyone they disagree with of being a Nazi. Foreign-policy hawks can see every confrontation with an adversary through the prism of how the West grappled with Hitler’s rising ...

The closer the Senate gets to the midterm elections the more the question shifts from the merits of the nominee before the Senate to “compared to what?” ...

The Department of Education will give the university ten days to voluntarily resolve this noncompliance finding.

The intelligence officials’ access to classified information and systems will end, and their contracts with the U.S. government will be terminated.

Few who were taken in by this propaganda campaign have expressed any mea culpas.

President Trump has nominated an unqualified economist to take over one of America’s most important statistical agencies.

The president’s efforts to make a deal are welcome, but the best hope of bringing a halt to the fighting is to convince Putin that he won’t make further gains.

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A Democratic whistleblower told the FBI that Senator Adam Schiff authorized the leak of classified information related to the Russia collusion investigation in 2017 in an effort to discredit President ...

Mike Gallagher, the former Republican congressman who spearheaded the creation of the House Select Committee on China in 2023, has an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal titled “Send Harvard’s Chinese ...

S ince 2006, Bolivia has been governed by the Movement for Socialism party. Former President Evo Morales, in office until 2019, became a darling of the international left, moving the Bolivian economy ...