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Prominent Progressives Campaign For Rep. Greg Casar In Texas

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Congressional Progressives’ New Leader Thinks Time’s on His Side

Charles Hilu / December 16, 2024

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Child Identity Theft Is a Huge Problem. The Solutions Are Simple.

Shoshana Weissmann / December 13, 2024

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The Ascension of the Silicon Valley Mafia

Will Rinehart / December 12, 2024

Trump’s Announcement On New Steel And Aluminum Tariffs Rattles Markets Amid Trade War Rhetoric

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Capitolism

Millions of ‘Missing’ American Men Aren’t Really Missing

Scott Lincicome / December 12, 2024

President-Elect Trump’s Nominees For Upcoming Administration Meet With Lawmakers On Capitol Hill

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GOP Senators Seem Comfortable With Tulsi Gabbard’s Syria Ties

Charles Hilu / December 11, 2024

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No Mandate, But Still a Mess

Kevin D. Williamson / December 9, 2024

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Why Breaking Up Google Is Hard to Do

Will Rinehart / December 5, 2024

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Economics

The Catch-22 of Big Tech Antitrust

Brian Albrecht / December 5, 2024

Vote On Terminally Ill Adults Bill Is Held In UK Parliament

The Morning Dispatch

U.K. Parliament Presses Ahead With Assisted Suicide Bill

Mary Trimble, Grayson Logue, & James P. Sutton / December 4, 2024

House Freedom Caucus COVID Roundtable

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Why Dr. Jay Bhattacharya Is the Right Choice to Reform the NIH

Justin Perry / December 3, 2024

President Trump Gives Remarks On The Economy On The White House South Lawn

Policy

The Feather-Pillow Principle

Kevin D. Williamson / November 29, 2024

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A More Humanist Conservation

Alina Clough / November 29, 2024

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Emergency vehicles with flashing lights are parked in front of a Subway restaurant and Penn Station near Times Square in New York City at night.

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Why Don’t We Lock Up Repeat Offenders?

Charles Fain Lehman / June 10, 2026

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How to Bring Free Inquiry Back to Campus—And Restore Trust

Jonathan Farber / June 9, 2026

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Politics

California Is Giving Election Deniers a Ready Excuse

Stephen Richer / June 5, 2026

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Dispatch Markets

Shining a Light on Regulatory Dark Matter

Kevin D. Williamson / June 4, 2026