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The institution was willing to look the other way when it came to the now-former professor’s manifest inadequacies and deceptions for DEI reasons.

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T he Smithsonian is still in the news, and, it seems, it’s the Swamp’s most soigné snake. Its American History Museum delivers us the mother of all mission changes, moving as ...

Lindsey Graham, R.I.P. Lindsey Graham Infuriated and Charmed His Critics The Genius of the U.S. Constitution Sustaining an American National Identity Requires Civic Education Let’s Treat Criminals ...

The government warned the network last year that its procurement procedures were ethically deficient. But the organ procurement organization never cleaned up its act despite knowing ...

Trump is charging Americans a fee for the privilege of receiving news about his official actions earlier than those who do not pay.

These qualities play a role in policymaking even when limiting principles are not clear. David Bahnsen asks an important question, and it deserves an answer. In the context of debates about the common ...

An absurd essay in the New York Times denouncing the use of ‘Civil War’ for the American Civil War is a sign of a larger crisis in the uses of history.

Unlike influencers like Hasan Piker, working-class voters mostly showed up to support Haley Stevens in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary.

Leftist streamer Hasan Piker told National Review that he thinks socialism is the “real America first” movement as he attended a primary victory party for Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed — ...

Yesterday, Amy Walter, editor in chief of the Cook Political Report and former editor of National Journal’s Hotline, suggested that this year’s midterm elections are starting to feel like 2006, a year ...