Senior citizens not spending enough? Not to worry.
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Defending Dynamic Markets

Texas Pro-Lifers Aren’t Buying Talarico’s Tired Democratic Talking Points I Stand Corrected More Bad Inflation Data Trump Somewhat Reluctantly Reverses Hegseth on Livestream Execution James Talarico ...
M arco Rubio’s speech last week in front of the Acropolis reminded conservatives one cannot conserve anything meaningful without remembrance and tradition. When conservatives forget, they become ...
The senator from Massachusetts is concerned, as she so often is, about a voluntary market transaction that she has nothing to do with. Witness government at its most punctilious: What do these ...
The subtext throughout the Washington Post’s piece on Donald Trump’s “midterm road show” is that his campaign stops in places such as Nebraska, Texas, and Alabama are litt ...
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David Gelernter

After Secretary of State John Kerry’s disgraceful comments in Paris on the Charlie Hebdo massacre, Republicans should demand his resignation. Obama will be remembered for the Iran treaty, as Johnson ...
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Carnival of Fools

Greetings and welcome to this banner 96th and post–“America 250” performance of the Carnival of Fools! It’s great to be here living in America, with our superhighways and Coca-Cola, after 250 years of ...
No, Ilhan Omar Won’t Lose in November Because of the Criminal Investigation The Trump Administration’s Outlook Toward Ukraine Is a Moral and Strategic Atrocity The Shane Gillis Nonstory Of Course ...
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D an Levy is disappointed in you, America. The Canadian comedian and self-appointed humor policeman has expressed his disgust with Shane Gillis’s recent Saturday Night Live monologue, in which Gillis ...
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I Stand Corrected

My assertion that Katie Zacharia is ‘unquestionably’ a lawyer is, as the old Watergate phrase had it, ‘no longer operative.’ ...
As senator, El-Sayed could serve on committees that would give him access to sensitive national security information.