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Ignore critics: The bill gives parents more choice and helps free kids from the shackles of social media.

Harris’s record is a story both of incompetence and of how little faith her own allies have in her political acumen and capabilities as an executive.

Democrats are focusing on Trump as Republicans emphasize the anti-democratic nature of Biden’s ouster and the yearslong silence around his condition.

A left-wing conspiracy theory migrates right.

There are two ways forward, but only one offers promise.

The Hamilton Center at the University of Florida is here to stay.

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of what most Americans have known for decades: Our government bureaucracy has grown too big and too powerful.

Netanyahu tried his best to navigate the delicate political moment, but it’s hard to deny the huge gulf between the two parties on Israel.

Famous for her offbeat ’60s sculpture but long forgotten, the Latin Garbo gets a fresh look.

The president’s court historian shows once more how proximity to power has corrupted his professional mission.

Empty classrooms should not be subsidized.

An attempt to undo Alabama’s protection of children from medicalized gender transition instead revealed the rot at the heart of this pernicious worldview.

Democrats are euphoric about having replaced Biden with Harris, but her radical progressive record and historic unpopularity will be a lot to overcome.

Both Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have been enthusiastic about the kind of wind-power project that just failed catastrophically in the Northeast.

An action update goes from dumb fun to political propaganda.

Biden’s no hero. Democrats can’t control themselves.