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The moral hazard of monetized justice
Money has shaped the justice system for centuries through common law tort principles that…
Economists reckon with Trumpian capitalism
President Donald Trump has made government investment and industrial policy a centerpiece of…
Spending standoffs show the need for new budgetary thinking
As the federal government shutdown enters its fourth week, it is already the second-longest on…
Democratic mismanagement is not limited to the biggest urban centers
America’s largest cities — New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles — have long been symbols of…
How Trump reshaped the Middle East, and what happens now
The two-year war that Hamas began on Oct. 7, 2023, is over. As with the 12-day war between…
Populists and progressives are winning the argument among Democrats
New York City will likely elect a socialist as its next mayor despite his unapologetic stance…
Peace seems possible in the Middle East, and Trump deserves considerable credit
The man Democrats often compare to Adolf Hitler was in the Jewish state on Oct. 13, delivering…
The Obamacare trap
No matter how long the government remains shut down, Democrats have demands for the Republican…
In the fight against Islamism and antisemitism, the British government has picked the wrong side
At 9:30 in the morning on Oct. 2 in Manchester, northern England, Jihad al Shamie got into his…
The beginnings of renewal
The themes of rebirth, renewal, and restoration are intimately familiar and indeed deeply tied…
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