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EU rules are complex and time-consuming
Share The EU is facing a corporate revolt EU red tape is rigging competition in favour of member states Starmer's 'EU reset' has brought us dangerously close to stifling British competition The EU is in the…
Cambodia and Thailand agree to ‘immediate and unconditional’ ceasefire, Malaysian PM says
PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia — Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to an “immediate and unconditional” ceasefire from midnight to resolve deadly border clashes, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said Monday. Anwar, who chaired the…
Walmart Stabbing Spree Claims 11 Victims
Eleven people were stabbed Saturday in a Michigan Walmart before citizens blocked the escape of the suspect in the spree. Munson Healthcare said that on Saturday, six victims of the incident were in critical condition and…
Body Cam Footage Shows Kind Officer Rescuing Lost Non-Verbal Teen, Holding His Hand
A police officer in Lee County, Florida, made headlines for tenderly helping a lost and mostly non-verbal boy find his way back home. Deputy Humberto Labaut found a teenager named Mike wandering along State Road 82, and soon…
Michigan schools should go back to basics – Mackinac Center
Michigan schools began the 21st century close to the top of national rankings, regularly posting results that were better than scores in most other states, especially those in the south. But the state has endured a long slide…
Left-wing Media Matters spin machine faces crisis
Paula Bolyard writes for PJMedia.com about problems facing one of the left’s major spin outlets. You can almost hear the death rattle emanating from Media Matters for America (MMFA), the unofficial (wink-wink) media arm of…
UN court warns that rich nations could face climate reparations
Roberto Wakerell-Cruz reports for Human Events about a disturbing declaration from a United Nations court. Wealthy nations that fail to limit their fossil fuel use and reduce pollution could be held financially liable by…
Attacks on judges are nothing new in American history
Adam White highlights the history of threats to judicial independence in the United States. In an anti-institutional era, does any institution face more dangerous attacks than our Constitution’s judicial branch? Today, it…
President’s growing power has consequences for statesmanship
Yuval Levin explores the impact of the growing power in the office of the presidency. The story of modern American government is a tale of ever-growing presidential power. For well over a century now, as the economy has…
National Review touts Trump’s ‘great start’ on AI
Editors at National Review Online assess President Donald Trump’s approach toward artificial intelligence. On Wednesday, during his appearance at the “Winning the AI Race” summit in Washington, D.C., Donald Trump launched the…
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