Ten years into its insurgency, MAGA still casts itself as a rebel movement—even as it runs the government. How long can that ...
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Adam Savit

Adam Savit is Director for China Policy at America First Policy Institute. He previously served as Senior Advisor for National Security at the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Mitchell G. Bahnsen

Mitchell G. Bahnsen is a summer intern at Advancing American Freedom, and writes often about religious, political, and economic topics.
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El-Sayed’s foreign-policy positions raise questions about whether his ideological sympathies will shape his Senate agenda.
The Art Dealers Association fair returns after a year’s hiatus, with hound dogs, driftwood, high art ninjas and plenty to ...
In the Israeli city of Rahat, as residents streamed toward the polling station in late October, one Arab voter said, “I’ve voted dozens of times and never seen a crowd like this.” He hoped that Arabs ...
In May 2005—more than four years after her initial nomination—Owen (who now uses the surname Richman) is finally confirmed.
Rather than bringing students together through College Republican clubs, the group sponsors football tailgates across the South.
Explore the case of Nathan Cofnas and the questions it raises about free expression, academic freedom, and selective ...