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The Rise of the Rosé States
It would be a mistake to think the electorate’s political disposition in former GOP bastions has turned blue.
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Where Does the U.S.-Israel Relationship Go from Here?
Opposition to Israel now has a toehold in both parties.
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Binoche Triumphs over Feminism
Queen at Sea resists political cliché.
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AI Will Dehumanize the Job Hunt
And we’ll all be poorer for it.
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The Nvidia Scandal Is a Warning Shot
The efforts that the Chinese appear to be making to get hold of a U.S. product make the case for not selling it to them.
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Not All Property Tax Cuts Are Created Equal
Fiscal conservatives’ aim should be the same as for other taxes: broaden the base, reduce the rate.
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A Trump-Vance Fissure
Being in a different place on a hugely important policy question is particularly treacherous for the VP.
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California City Approves Protections for Polyamorous Arrangements
Nobody could have seen this coming, except all the conservatives who said it would happen.
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The Scapegoat
A new book recounts how Roosevelt pinned the Depression on a banker-turned-Treasury secretary to hasten the age of big government.
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Trump’s Amnesty Talk
It’s hard to see how there’d be any deal in the offing with Democrats.
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Why Russia Is Targeting European Freezers
Rearmament isn’t just for the battlefield — civil defense matters, too.
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America Needs an Arsenal of Democracies
We must combine American and allied innovation and manufacturing to take on the threats we share.