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The Supreme Court Read Immigration Law Plainly. And the Media Freaked Out.
The liberal justices and ‘The New York Times’ politicized the case. But the border policy the court upheld accords with the law.
Jed Rubenfeld
EXCLUSIVE: HHS Proposes Stricter Standards for Claiming Unaccompanied Migrant Children
Human trafficking and abuse surged under the old rules, but tighter ID requirements for sponsors may keep children out of predators’ hands.
Audrey Fahlberg
Ayaan Hirsi Ali: Britain’s Rape Gangs and the Failure of Feminism
Today’s feminists often prioritize cultural sensitivity over girls’ safety. Their activism helped steer Britain away from addressing a yearslong rape…
Ayaan Hirsi Ali
They Stormed the Capitol. Now They Want Millions.
‘Take the money and run’ is how one January 6 rioter who wielded a tomahawk views the new Anti-Weaponization Fund. He says he only wants his ‘fair…
Tanner Nau
How Corruption Investigations Could Redefine Trump’s Presidency
Democrats intend to make corruption the defining theme of the Trump administration. If they win the House, investigations will be constant.
Audrey Fahlberg
President Trump, Save Our Father
When Air Force One lands back in the United States, we pray our father, Jimmy Lai, is on that plane.
Sebastien Lai and Claire Lai
‘I Don’t Want to Put Another Black Man in Jail’
The murder of a New Yorker could have been averted if not for the suicidal empathy that is spreading among victims.
Kat Rosenfield
The Comey Indictment Has Already Backfired
The indictment says posting ‘86 47’ expressed ‘intent to do harm’ to the president. That’s a stretch, and the weak case will let Comey play the victim.
Eli Lake
Trump Is Attacking the Supreme Court. That Only Makes It Stronger.
The Court’s role isn’t to be popular—it’s to resist power. Trump’s attacks are giving it ample opportunity to do just that.
Sarah Isgur
In Finland, Promoting Biblical Views Is Now Illegal
Rod Dreher explains how hate speech bans like Finland’s are no longer about protecting rights, but about stamping liberal orthodoxy into law.
Rod Dreher
The Ruling That Could Change Social Media
Tobacco companies maximized their products’ addictiveness. Now a jury has agreed that social media companies do the same.
Maya Sulkin and Frannie Block
What Happens When You Pay Ex–Gang Members to Stop Crime? Ask Chicago.
Illinois pays former gang members to prevent shootings in Chicago. Critics say the billion-dollar experiment has become a revolving door for crime.
Olivia Reingold
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