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Americans vote red with migration patterns
Editors at National Review Online argue that Americans are “voting with their feet” for red states. The latest Census Bureau population estimates are in. Halfway through the 2020s, they show a tectonic shift in America’s…
Watching out for China’s ‘economic statecraft’
Audrye Wong writes in Foreign Affairs about an important challenge to American interests. With the second Trump administration has come a dramatic shift in U.S. foreign economic policy. Washington is imposing tariffs on…
Trump’s Greenland gambit hurts European relationship
Dalibor Rohac assesses the impact of President Donald Trump’s attempt to take over Greenland. What is beyond any doubt, however, is that the Greenland episode has damaged the transatlantic relationship in a way that the…
Learning valuable lessons from ’60s protests
Robert Doar of the American Enterprise Institute urges policymakers to examine one piece of American history. Officials in Minneapolis, St. Paul and Washington could learn a few lessons from the civil-rights movement of the…
Panning the Trump team’s response to ICE protester’s death
Ramesh Ponnuru critiques the Trump administration’s response to ICE protester Alex Pretti’s death. You’re a government official and you have just learned that some of your employees have shot and killed a civilian. You don’t…
Left contradicts itself on support for violence
Drew Allen writes for American Greatness about major contradictions in statements and actions from the political left. As it currently stands in America, the criminal illegal alien is treated by the left as both hero and…
Journalist ‘hacks’ fear Bari Weiss as truth seeker
Stephen Kruiser writes for PJMedia.com about opposition to the new leader of CBS News. Bari Weiss — the young, dynamic new head honcho at CBS News — is not at all interested in being accepted by the lefty communist collective…
Fighting women’s leftward political march
Joanna Gray writes for the Daily Sceptic about challenging a current political trend among women. What have Little Red Riding Hood, Jane Austen’s Emma and prison reformer Elizabeth Fry got in common? They are all female-coded…
Billionaires find spots to evade California’s wealth tax
Katie Jerkovich writes for the New York Post about the steps billionaires are taking to avoid a new California tax. Big-money billionaires, including Larry Ellison and Sergey Brin, are flocking to ritzy little enclaves at the…
Highlighting the negative impact of Instagram influencers
Kylee Griswold writes for the Federalist about a malign presence in American culture. It’s everywhere — from IG mommy accounts; food, fashion, and fitness influencers; nurses, nutritionists, and doulas; “deconstructionist”…
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