Has Taiwan engaged in any formal coordination with the Pentagon to integrate the U.S. and Taiwanese militaries in preparation for a potential conflict? Without going into details, Lin confirmed ...
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Ian Smith is an attorney in Washington, D.C., and a contributing blogger with immigration enforcement advocate, the Immigration Reform Law Institute. The Obama administration’s deferred-action ...
I'm sure Walz will find a way to say he was in Florida on the ground, confusing his appearance on Kimmel with that. But hey, he speaks passionately so please forgive him. Dunce!
Our ports should be run for the benefit of all of us, not for a union advancing a worldview that can only bring mediocrity. In the wake of a federal judge’s ruling, lawmakers should abandon the ...
One week ago, Georgia trial judge Robert McBurney issued a wild ruling enjoining state officials from enforcing the state’s ban on post-heartbeat abortions. Today, I’m pleased to see, the Georgia ...
Something is amiss when the garish and grotesque displays go up earlier and get uglier every year even as people’s belief in their religious purpose fades.
After racking her brain for a few seconds, Norma Holm estimates that she’s been to 20 Donald Trump rallies to date. A resident of Hammond, Ind., the “Front Row Joes” jacket-sporting rally-goer says ...
The Israelis are on a streak of vengeance so mercilessly effective and innovative they make John Wick look like a tit-for-tat prankster.
With early voting already under way less than five weeks to Election Day, special counsel Jack Smith filed a book-length proffer of his 2020 election-interference case against Donald Trump, which ...
Look to Venice, once the publishing center of the world, for an early example of vigorous open discourse now being pushed aside in Europe and elsewhere.