'Four Shots in the Night' Review: The Killing of an IRA Man
In the battle between the IRA and British forces in Northern Ireland, informers and double agents added to the fog of war.
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Biden's Order: Let There Be Electric Trucks
EPA’s latest EV mandate is the most costly and fanciful to date.
A Homeland Warning About ISIS-K
Contrary to President Biden’s assurances, the U.S. has little visibility into Afghanistan as it becomes a sanctuary for ISIS-Khorasan.
You Can't Fire Only the White Guys
Juries get called once corporate diversity turns to discrimination.
California's Crazy 'Fast Food' Minimum Wage Takes Effect
A Burger King franchise will have to pay burger flippers $20 an hour. The corner diner won’t.
Donald Trump, Come On Down
Letitia James puts him in jeopardy with a twisted game of ‘The Price Is Right.’
Houthi-Style Piracy Is Exportable
Venezuelan ocean patrols are already violating Guyana’s maritime boundary.
Unflattering FDR Analogies for Biden
Why did Roosevelt refuse to sign a law against lynching?
How Green Energy Makes Us Vulnerable to Cyberattack
EVs and other digital-controlled products open extra access to the grid, which enemies can exploit.
Why Democrats Can't Quit Trump
For liberal politicos, the ‘resistance’ years were a lot more fun than defending Joe Biden.
Green Shareholders Try to Sabotage America's Energy Industry
A wave of destructive proposals began after a 2020 briefing to the Biden transition team.
'Never Lose Your Spiritual Freedom'
A peaceful revolution that took down a dictatorship.
The U.S. Already Soaks the Rich
In 2021 the richest 1% paid 45.8% of income taxes, up from 33.2% in 2001.
Is This the End for Pennsylvania's Undated Ballots?
A Third Circuit ruling could stabilize 2024 voting, right on time.
Coming Soon: An AM Radio Mandate
Just what the country needs to raise the price of electric vehicles.
The U.S. Needs a Nuclear Energy Makeover
Bipartisan legislation in Congress could make it easier to deploy reactors and reduce waste.
The Muddle at Boeing as Big Choices Loom
The company and its overseers are looking backward in a rapidly changing world.
The Ohio Voters Sen. Sherrod Brown Can't Afford to Lose
The Mahoning Valley was a Democratic stronghold for almost a century. Then Donald Trump came along.
History Goes to War in the Holy Land
Israel’s leading historian, Benny Morris, long exposed his country’s sins. Then he began to hold the Palestinians to account. His erstwhile admirers aren’t happy about it.
Roosevelt Elementary Delenda Est
A Michigan district would rather bulldoze a school building to the ground than see it house a charter.
