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By Tim Hsiao

Should we dismantle a super-valuable law enforcement tool just because it’s theoretically possible to abuse it?

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By Thomas Kolbe

Green steel has no future in Germany, regardless of how much funding may continue to flow through the channels of the green subsidy machine.

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By Allan J. Feifer

America’s disorder is visible for all to see, but Russia’s authoritarian system conceals a deeper cognitive fatigue that may leave Putin’s regime far weaker—and more dangerous—than it appears.

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By Jamaica Plain

Death is hard enough without "health-care" personnel making it even worse. 

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American Thinker AI

By Nodrog Snave

A semi-satirical look at bringing some level of rationality back to the people who, through their votes, dictate America’s destiny.

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American Thinker AI

By Huck Davenport

In a robot-run world, the ultimate enemy won’t be the robots; it will be us.

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By Ron Wright

Democrats are using every means possible to keep pushing the can down the road to buy time, but there is no time left to return integrity to America’s elections.

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By Clarice Feldman

The failures that led to 9/11 remain unaddressed to this day. 

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JSMed

By J.B. Shurk

For America to be great again, Americans must first remember how to be good.

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Pixabay

By Jeannie DeAngelis

The problem is that women decided that, in order to survive, the Martians must adapt to Venusian ways.

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By Richard Kirk

The Spirit of America state goes over the edge.

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By Robert Weissberg

In the long run, a party that stumbles from one vacuous trendy issue to another for its core identity is doomed to collapse.

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Public Domain

By Lars Møller

How historical amnesia and ideological capture have left a generation defenseless against anti-Western propaganda.

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By Terry Scambray

Victor Davis Hanson has a new book out profiling the president, now undeniably a towering figure of history.

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By Robin M. Itzler

A quarter-century ago, the United States was attacked by Islamist terrorists who used planes as their weapons. 

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By Elise Cooper

A quarter of a century has passed since the horrific events of September 11th. As the years passed, people’s memories of that gruesome day have also faded.  

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By W. Galt

Terrorist attacks do not only kill people, they change the trajectory of Western democracies.

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By Arik Arad

Following 9/11, we hardened airport checkpoints and flight deck doors, but today’s commercial airliners are no longer just mechanical machines, they are flying data centers.

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By Matt Kane

His push to rebuild the Twin Towers — and the Freedom Tower design he never got credit for.

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By Don Brown

Twenty-seven years later, America has still not tried Khalid Sheikh Mohammed for his crimes.