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Where’s the Beef? Thanks to Russian Hackers, It’s Ever Closer to Home

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June 15, 2021

For the American meat industry, Russian malfeasance may have nudged forward a gradual change in how people think about their dependence on larger corporations for necessities such as meat.

No Leaders Attended the G7 Summit

By Dan Gelernter

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June 15, 2021

The meeting last week in the U.K. is just a reminder of what happens whenever we allow actors to take the place of leaders.

Tragedy Highlights the Obsolescence of Light Rail

By Edward Ring

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June 14, 2021

It is time to rethink the entire concept of light rail. It has never lived up to its promise for public transportation.

Federalism is Key to Surviving a Divided Nation

By Max Morton

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June 13, 2021

Traditional Americans can only be free if they create the conditions for their freedom.

On Intersections

By Anthony Esolen

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June 13, 2021

Every lack presents an opportunity, but only if you have people with the inclination and the power to seize it. The Colonial Pipeline is only the latest example.

Reflections on the Digital Revolution

By Chris Buskirk

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June 13, 2021

These firms, birthed during the Golden Era of the digital revolution, have now become parasitic and extractive rather than dynamic and innovative.

We Must Make Policing Better Without ‘Defunding’ or ‘Dismantling’

By Eric Johnson

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June 12, 2021

The status quo isn’t working for many people. It’s not working for crime victims or for the victims of police brutality.

Fiat Dollars to Finance Feudalism

By Edward Ring

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June 11, 2021

The reason this money is being spent is to cram Americans down to a lifestyle that is “sustainable,” while at the same time transferring even more wealth and power into the hands of a new oligarchy.

Make Communist China Pay for COVID-19

By Josh Hammer

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June 10, 2021

The aftermath of the pandemic is the perfect opportunity for the United States to lead a global rebuke and rectify the past half-century’s giant mistake.

The Sad Farce of Kamala Harris, Immigration Czar

By Brian Lonergan

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June 9, 2021

The crisis at our border continues unabated. Meanwhile, Harris’ job is really more about political optics than policy solutions.

L.A. Teachers’ Union Reps Endorse the BDS Movement

By Larry Sand

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June 8, 2021

The Los Angeles teachers union joins their brethren in San Francisco to denounce Israel.

The Single Best Thing Americans Can Do to Retake America

By Dennis Prager

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June 8, 2021

If millions of American parents withdrew their children from the public school system, the country would turn around as fast as you could say "teachers’ unions."

The Vital Question Before America’s Working Class

By Charlie Eastman

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June 5, 2021

The true impetuses behind the elites’ courtship of Latin America’s poor are money and power most of all.

Remember Tiananmen Square

By Roger Kimball

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June 5, 2021

The Chinese are keen to brush the historical reality of what happened in 1989 under the rug. Don’t let them.

Fighting the Last War That Never Happened

By Christopher Roach

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June 3, 2021

Like the drawdown of America’s military following World War II, the current modernization effort could leave our forces under-equipped and undertrained to wage the wars they’ll actually encounter.

Biden and the 1 Percent

By Andy Puzder

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June 2, 2021

“Do you want to give the wealthiest people in America another tax cut?” Joe Biden asked in his budget speech. Apparently, for the Democratic leadership, the answer is: Yes, we do.

The New Regressive Dark Ages

By Victor Davis Hanson

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May 30, 2021

Arrogance, wealth, and received authority are always the super-spreaders and force-multipliers of false knowledge, and none more so than in the present age.

Blinken and Netanyahu: Ships Passing in the Night

By Shoshana Bryen

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May 27, 2021

The first meeting between the U.S. secretary of state and Israel’s prime minister laid bare a series of problems that politely slipped past one another. That is not the end of them.

International Capitalists: Useful Idiots, Practical Communists, or Both?

By Charles J. Urlacher

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May 26, 2021

People calling themselves “Americans” continue to work to build their own empire through “our democracy” by drawing upon profits made in Communist China.

The Franco and American Problem

By Conrad Black

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May 24, 2021

France is calling for adherence to its vital center, ahead of the possibility of taking distastefully firm action. The United States has a simpler problem in resurrecting its vital center.