What’s Gone Right in the Iran War?
Some perspective is in order.
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The Will of One Man
The structures of self-government do impose burdens on the imperial presidency. That’s the point.
Americanism as an Immigration Policy
If you believe that America is an idea more than a people, it doesn’t follow that we should open our borders to people who don’t share that idea.
The Trump Administration’s Untrustworthy War Messaging Causes Market Chaos
No, the U.S. Navy did not escort a ship through the Strait of Hormuz.
Expert Witnesses Must Be Experts
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A comeback album to alert us all.
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Islamic terrorists, in fact, came horrifyingly close to detonating explosive devices in a crowd of protesters.
Price Controls Will Not Help Patients
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Don’t Assume the Iran War Is a Blow to China
America’s Iran campaign may be justified — but strategic overreach could hand the advantage to Beijing.
Trump Prepares His Iran Off-Ramp
The time to prepare the public for the sacrifices of warfare is before launching a war, not after you’ve started shooting.
Zombie Net Zero
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Talarico the Texas Trickster
He is not, in fact, a moderate, unless ‘moderate’ is now a synonym for ‘white man.’
Terror in Mamdani’s New York
Hey, some people in New York City throw bombs, and others don’t. Diversity is our strength!
The Realist Case for the Iran War
It is not too late for the president and his team to be clear about why we did this.
Jimmy Lai’s Free-Market Witness
The Hong Kong dissident’s persecution is a reminder that capitalism and civil liberties reinforce one another.
James Talarico’s Convenient Faith
When the Texas candidate cites his Christianity, it’s often in service of a trendy progressive position.
‘Epic Fury’ Gives Hope to Long-Suffering Iranians
But for Iraqi Christians, it’s déjà vu.
With Iran, the U.N. Prioritizes Procedure over Principle
Its response to the Iran strikes shows that going through the motions matters more to today’s U.N. than accountability and consequence.
The Jobs Miss
There could be a time when the economy shows enough signs of a slowdown to make a rate cut the right response, but that time is not now.
Here’s How the U.S. Can Win the Age of Artificial Intelligence
In order to lead the world on AI, the U.S. must build and protect the infrastructure that makes it possible.
