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For those of us who are free, our job is to keep his story alive—to ensure that the world never forgets.
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The Parable of the Child Tax Credit November 28, 2022
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Challenges to union control of local school governance were often successful.
Fidel Castro Gets a Statue in Moscow November 28, 2022
Putin doesn’t have many friends these days, so he honors a dead one.
Taiwan and the U.S. Need Statesmanship, Not Partisanship November 28, 2022
Without a comprehensive strategy, the island and the West will face a mounting peril from Beijing.
Global Tensions Spur a Sea Change in Japan November 28, 2022
Public opinion polls show more than 60% support for higher military spending.
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Post offices have traded in mug shots for greeting cards.
The Innocence of Jimmy Lai November 28, 2022
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Bloody Blue Cities November 28, 2022
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Jimmy Lai Faces Communist Justice in Hong Kong November 29, 2022
For those of us who are free, our job is to keep his story alive—to ensure that the world never forgets.
Congress's Unfinished Business of Jan. 6 November 29, 2022
Electoral Count Act reform is the most urgent priority for the lame-duck session.
The Environmental Battle Writ Small: Leaf-Blower Wars November 28, 2022
Disputes over the noisy machines, like regulation generally, involve interest groups and economic winners and losers, as well as plenty of eco-hysteria.
The Parable of the Child Tax Credit November 28, 2022
Democrats hope to expand this bad policy in the lame-duck session.
Biden's Man in Venezuela November 28, 2022
The U.S. eases sanctions on Maduro in return for political promises.
The School Board Election Revolt Continues November 28, 2022
Challenges to union control of local school governance were often successful.
Fidel Castro Gets a Statue in Moscow November 28, 2022
Putin doesn’t have many friends these days, so he honors a dead one.
Taiwan and the U.S. Need Statesmanship, Not Partisanship November 28, 2022
Without a comprehensive strategy, the island and the West will face a mounting peril from Beijing.
Global Tensions Spur a Sea Change in Japan November 28, 2022
Public opinion polls show more than 60% support for higher military spending.
Wanted: The World's Sweetest Grandma November 28, 2022
Post offices have traded in mug shots for greeting cards.
The Innocence of Jimmy Lai November 28, 2022
By pleading not guilty, he is forcing Hong Kong officials to own their lies.
Bloody Blue Cities November 28, 2022
The Washington Post reports on victims of the crime surge.
The Child Tax Credit Is a Failed Experiment November 28, 2022
I introduced the idea in a 1993 Heritage Foundation paper. It was a lot better in theory than in practice.
Dinner at Hate for Donald Trump, Nick Fuentes and Kanye West November 28, 2022
It’s plausible he didn’t know who Fuentes was. But he does like to test political boundaries.

Jimmy Lai Faces Communist Justice in Hong Kong November 29, 2022
For those of us who are free, our job is to keep his story alive—to ensure that the world never forgets.
Congress's Unfinished Business of Jan. 6 November 29, 2022
Electoral Count Act reform is the most urgent priority for the lame-duck session.
The Environmental Battle Writ Small: Leaf-Blower Wars November 28, 2022
Disputes over the noisy machines, like regulation generally, involve interest groups and economic winners and losers, as well as plenty of eco-hysteria.
The Parable of the Child Tax Credit November 28, 2022
Democrats hope to expand this bad policy in the lame-duck session.
Biden's Man in Venezuela November 28, 2022
The U.S. eases sanctions on Maduro in return for political promises.
The School Board Election Revolt Continues November 28, 2022
Challenges to union control of local school governance were often successful.
Fidel Castro Gets a Statue in Moscow November 28, 2022
Putin doesn’t have many friends these days, so he honors a dead one.
Taiwan and the U.S. Need Statesmanship, Not Partisanship November 28, 2022
Without a comprehensive strategy, the island and the West will face a mounting peril from Beijing.
Global Tensions Spur a Sea Change in Japan November 28, 2022
Public opinion polls show more than 60% support for higher military spending.
Wanted: The World's Sweetest Grandma November 28, 2022
Post offices have traded in mug shots for greeting cards.