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Matthew Continetti writes for the Washington Free Beacon about Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris’ first major decision. The final month of election 2024 begins with J.D. Vance triumphant, Tim Walz…
Mollie Hemingway writes for the Federalist that Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz hurts his party’s ticket. Walz was picked precisely because he was supposed to move the needle with…
David Harsanyi of the Federalist explores one of Vice President Kamala Harris’ misguided ideas. “Kamala Harris Is No Communist, Socialist, or Nixon,” Jill Lawrence assures us. OK. But are we…
Jonathan Tobin writes for the Federalist about communist China’s disturbing response to the persistence of COVID-19. In most of the United States, post-covid normalcy is asserting itself. But in deep…
Jimmy Quinn writes for National Review Online about the U.S. House speaker’s overseas trip. Nancy Pelosi faced significant resistance to her Taiwan travel plans, from the White House to the…
Victor Davis Hanson writes at American Greatness about disturbing signs in recent events. Canada is now governed by absurdism, and it is symptomatic of an ailing Western elite. Liberal Canadian…
Jay Nordlinger of National Review Online ponders communist China’s impact. The Soviet Union lasted 74 years. Communist China is only two years short of that mark. The PRC got going…
Zach Greenberg writes for the Martin Center about a disturbing aspect of university policies toward students’ online presence. In 1980, Apple founder Steve Jobs called the computer “a bicycle for…
Michael Brendan Dougherty explains at National Review Online why history argues against bribing tyrants to change their ways. The theory that getting rich makes governments relax their authoritarian grip is…
Robert Kaplan compares the two presidents in a column for The National Interest. President Barack Obama is known to be a great admirer of President George H. W. Bush, who…
Amity Shlaes explains for Forbes readers why a little historical knowledge makes Russian strongman Vladimir Putin’s recent actions in the Crimea and Ukraine more understandable. Today many people disdain historical…
Perhaps they need to read Newsweek?s new article about China?s Xinhua news agency: The challenge is finding an audience for ?news? that is best known for its blind spots. The…