Israel's crushing defeat of each Iranian proxy, followed by the regime itself, projects a strength far greater than the empty rhetoric of hate.
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Congress Surrenders to Trump
Trump, as did Augustus and other epochal leaders before him, is cobbling together a principate, retaining the outward constitutional forms, but consolidating power into a single individual.
With Zohran Mamdani On The Cusp of Becoming Mayor, NYC Embraces Its Own Demise
The fact that he is a communist in the heart of capitalism is bad enough, but his Islamic faith in a leadership role means doom for a free society.
Israel vs. Iran: The Edge Iran Will Always Lack
Israel’s entire existence shows it is always several steps ahead.
No Victory Laps
Next year, the challenge for Trump and the GOP is to turn out base voters and enough of the casual and new voters that gave Trump the edge in swing states in 2024.
The Crimson Mask: Harvard’s Institutional Antisemitism Finally Laid Bare
America’s oldest university has been exposed as fundamentally hostile to American values—and Jewish voices.
The Forgotten Guarantee Clause: Trump’s Constitution Cudgel Against a Radical Mayor
While most people are obsessed with Articles I through III of the Constitution, the answer to rising socialism may be hidden in plain sight in Article IV.
The Problem with a Resistance-Centered Party
Democrats are painting themselves into a corner.
Call Her Lawyer: Costs of Cancelation Rising for the Accusers
Coaches falsely accused of sexual misconduct are starting to find satisfaction in court.
In Failing to Support BBB, Congressional Democrats Turn On Blue-Collar Workers and Retirees
The Democrat failure to support President Trump's Big Beautiful Bill is a slap in the face to their traditional constituencies.