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How to End the Epstein Follies
Perhaps Ms. Bondi and Mr. Patel could call a news conference, provide context on the mentions of Mr. Trump, and explain why releasing raw files could do more harm than good. Bring FBI deputy director Dan Bongino, if he’ll show up.
The U.S. Dumps UNESCO Again
A prudent American nationalism chooses which international outfits to join and finance based on how well they serve U.S. values and interests. Unesco long ago stopped doing so, and it can now do its work with someone else’s taxpayer dollars.
Was Joe Biden Really the President?
The country needs to know if a ‘politburo’ of advisers was running the White House.
MAGA’s Epstein Fault Line
By Peggy Noonan: Some Trump supporters look at the refusal to release the files and see a failure to drain the swamp.
No Special Counsel for the Epstein Files
Trump is right to be skeptical. It would feed this frenzy for months.
The Pragmatic “60 Minutes” Settlement
By settling the Trump lawsuit, Paramount didn’t cave in. It’s helping CBS News focus on its mission.
We’ll All Pay for New York’s Mamdani Folly
The state will lose wealthy taxpayers, and the federal government will have to cough up more aid.
Green Elites, Trumped
The big beautiful bill ends the corrupt embarrassment known as “climate policy.”
The Lure of Comrade Mamdani
He says he respects differences. His radical utterances indicate otherwise.
Another Green Implosion in Europe
Politicians keep sticking to a climate agenda voters keep rejecting.
Want Soviet Bread Lines? Vote for Zohran Mamdani
By John Catsimatidis: He says he wants government grocery stores. That idea has been tried many times.
The Supreme Court’s Good Sense on Parental Rights and Porn Sites
Two more Supreme Court rulings that illustrate the benefits of the conservative judicial revolution.
Trump Bombs the Leak Machine
This has put much of the media on the back foot, engaged in a lot of throat-clearing about the “fog” of intelligence and the precise definition of “obliteration.” CNN, hilariously, continues to refuse to take the loss, and instead ran a piece suggesting the administration’s “hyperemotional” response to “honest questioning” only makes it “look defensive.” Sure.
After the Strike, Iran Remains Unpredictable
Tehran might keep a peace deal, but it could just be buying time to retaliate.
Trump Wins the Battle of NATO
America has long asked its European allies to spend more on their own self-defense. So the astonishing news out of this week’s North Atlantic Treaty Organization summit is the near unanimity: NATO allies have agreed to devote 5% of their economies to military spending, up from the current 2% floor.
Trump’s Iran Strike Looks Judicious and Pragmatic
By attacking key nuclear sites, the U.S. enters a fight in our national interest in which an ally has done most of the heavy lifting.
Trump Meets the Moment on Iran
The President bombs three nuclear sites to spare the world from an intolerable risk.
MAGA’s Misguided Isolationists
Most Republicans support Israel and don’t want Iran to have a nuclear weapon.
Trump Does Jews Another Mitzvah
His support for Israel against Iran builds on tough actions against campus antisemitism.
How Progressive Government Set the Stage for the LA Riots
The city’s failed policies on crime, economics and schools hurt immigrants more than anyone else.
RFK Jr. Can Take on America’s Addiction to Carbs
Nearly all Americans are at risk for metabolic disease. It’s time to recommend for them the lower-carb diet.
Send in the Troops, for Real
By Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR): When local police can’t restore order, the federal government has a duty to do so with a show of force.
Democrats Make Stephen Miller’s Day
Soft-pedaling disorder in the streets helps Trump’s deportation agenda.