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The Rise of the UnJews

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Family Policy Enthusiasts Get the Ecology Wrong

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Family First, Texas Strong

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John Shelton, Joel Griffith

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The Trump National Security Strategy Is Good, Bad, and Ugly All at Once

John Yoo

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Politics

Confronting the New Antisemitism

Our Ability to Fight Foreign Terrorism Just Got Weaker

America Can’t Build for War Anymore

Policymakers Need to Get Tax Treatment of Litigation Funding Right

Left-Wing Civil War Threatens LA’s Future

The Myth of Europe’s ‘Fascist’ Revival

“Democratic” Socialism Is Undemocratic

Our Ability to Fight Foreign Terrorism Just Got Weaker

America Can’t Build for War Anymore

Policymakers Need to Get Tax Treatment of Litigation Funding Right

Left-Wing Civil War Threatens LA’s Future

The Myth of Europe’s ‘Fascist’ Revival

Sneaky Leftist Lawsuits Are Taking Aim at US Energy Dominance

I’d like to Believe California Can Be Saved from the Left. It May Be Too Late.

The Rise of the UnJews

Steve Hilton’s Rise Won’t Kill California Progressivism

AI Cyber Risks Are Testing the Office Built to Coordinate Them

Family Policy Enthusiasts Get the Ecology Wrong

Family First, Texas Strong

Obamacare for American Orbanists: How Not to Do Family Policy

Beyond the Border: How Extraterritorial State Laws Risk America’s AI Ambitions

The Trump National Security Strategy Is Good, Bad, and Ugly All at Once

“Brazenly Partisan” Judges Scrutinize Trump’s Mind, But Refuse To Explain Themselves

Jonathan Haidt and Jonathan Rauch on Creating Knowledge in a Fragmented Age

The Three Whiskey Happy Hour

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