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President Trump Holds Bill Signing For GENIUS Act, First Major Cryptocurrency Legislation Passed By Congress

Science & Technology

GENIUS Act Represents a Major Milestone for Crypto Regulation

Alex Demas & Charles Hilu / July 21, 2025

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Capitolism

The Great Tariff ‘Inflation’ Confusion

Scott Lincicome / July 17, 2025

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Testifies In Senate Commerce Committee Hearing On The AI Race

Science & Technology

GOP Lawmakers Wage Tug-of-War Over AI Regulation

Charles Hilu / July 17, 2025

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World Events

Why the National Endowment for Democracy Matters—to America

Kim Holmes / July 16, 2025

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Policy

How Each Branch of Government Handles Ethics Investigations

Alex Demas / July 15, 2025

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Policy

Society Needs Philanthropic Privacy

Emily Chamlee-Wright / July 15, 2025

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Politics

The Epstein Conspiracy Eats Its Own

Michael Warren / July 15, 2025

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Policy

A New Era for An Old Idea?

Robert Elder / July 14, 2025

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Policy

Russian Bombardment Tests Ukraine’s Resolve

Ani Chkhikvadze / July 11, 2025

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World Events

Who’s Running the Pentagon?

Michael Warren / July 11, 2025

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Society & Culture

‘Just a Normal Life’

Kevin D. Williamson / July 11, 2025

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The Morning Dispatch

Amid More Tariffs, Metrics Paint a Murky Economic Picture

Cole Murphy, Peter Gattuso, & Charlotte Lawson / July 10, 2025

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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.

Policy

Why Don’t We Lock Up Repeat Offenders?

Charles Fain Lehman / June 10, 2026

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Policy

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