In 1986 the U.S. and Saudi Arabia raised production. That move contributed to the Soviet collapse.
The path Joe Biden and Chuck Schumer have chosen means the end of any hope of peace.
The USDA prepares to feed more schoolchildren year-round, even if their parents make six figures.
Sally Settle and Gene Millard met in eighth grade and stayed together 68 years.
The U.S. should do some truthful meddling in Russia’s politics.
The Book of Esther tells a story of Jews fighting back—with admirable restraint. It’s an example they should follow against Hamas in Rafah.
The overhaul of electrical grids and distribution would require labor and resources we don’t have.
Pressure from customers and investors costs executives their jobs.
The U.S. refuses to veto a United Nations Security Council resolution the terror group welcomes.
A bill would make unions reveal the secret workers they pay to organize workers at companies.
You can’t out-Trump Trump. That’s one of the biggest lessons of the past decade.
Leaders must measure the demands of compassion against the needs of strategy.
The infrastructure law of 2021 makes it hard to build anything.
The question in a case about the abortion pill is whether judges act as a Super FDA on drug approvals.
Bill Clinton’s regulators, by contrast, produced prosperity by encouraging freedom on the internet.
Under the FDA’s relaxed protocols, women are at far greater risk of a deadly ectopic pregnancy.
‘I never really think of children when I do my books. Babar was my friend and I invented stories with him.’
In the face of Beijing’s coercion, simply maintaining the status quo requires the U.S. ‘to run as fast as we can.’
The Democrats’ lawfare strategy appears to be backfiring as swing voters turn against Joe Biden.
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