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Talarico must lose not only because he held such views, but because he has demonstrated his capacity to hold such views.

There is no such legal requirement. And I say this as someone who has repeatedly argued that the Constitution’s default position is that the president must seek congressional authorization prior to ...

In 21st-century wars, it will be space power. This week’s military actions against Iran in Operation Epic Fury show that if America desires peace on earth, the ongoing conflict proves we must prepare ...

California authorities dissembled when sued, claiming that the school policies had been altered and the lawsuits were moot, but eventually admitted that the issue was state law, and the new policies ...

Operation Epic Fury, the U.S.–Israeli military campaign now dismantling Iran’s military architecture, has produced something unusual in the corridors of Chinese power: visible confusion. Xi Jinping is ...

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Alibaba Awrang, a modern Old Master, fled from Kabul to the U.S. in 2021, bringing his modern take on Persian design.

The regime’s armed forces are mounting the very offensive that was expected to accompany the theocracy’s final moments.

Hegseth insisted that the Trump administration would not repeat the mistakes of Iraq and Afghanistan by fighting an ‘endless’ war.

People are free to agree or disagree with Trump’s decision, but it’s patently clear that Rubio was not trying to argue that Israel dragged the U.S. into this war.