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Four years ago, Loudoun County Public Schools upended Virginia’s statewide elections by promoting radical gender ideology to students in a move that had monumental consequences.

When I wrote about the potential revival of the Constitution Pipeline project here two weeks ago, I received several notes assuring me it would never be permitted by the New ...

When Washington gets into a spending cut frenzy it invariably results in the future becoming sacrificed for the present.

In one of the most convoluted lawsuits of all time, a cabal of state attorney generals and the Federal Trade Commission are now accusing financial firms Blackrock, State Street and ...

Recently, in the UK, news emerged that the author of a nasty tweet alleged to have incited racial hatred—but which read to many people as a steroid-infused version of “get ...

Editor’s note: Big Tent Ideas always aims to provide balancing perspectives on the hottest issues of the day. Below is a column from Tori Hirsch, where she argues that the ...

For many of us free traders, the Liberation Day tariffs were a shock. We initially saw the tariffs as a problem and took the view that any deal was good ...

The last few election cycles haven’t just raised eyebrows, they’ve raised alarms.

There’s something almost poetic about the Democratic Party’s desperation. Faced with a mass exodus of young men from their ranks, the Left’s solution isn’t to rethink their disastrous policies or ...

By now most everyone agrees that the wind industry is in big trouble, not just in the United States, but globally, as escalating supply chain issues and the impacts of ...

Call him “The SALT Shaker.”

For nearly a century, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has upheld its mandate to ensure competition, localism, and viewpoint diversity in American media.

This week, a slew of media outlets have claimed that the housing industry is getting rocked by President Trump’s new tariffs. But is it really?

Recently more and more people from the MAGA movement, especially in the last year, are calling free trade a fake trade.

The Washington Post is melting down over something it should’ve started complaining about years ago — lawfare.

There can be little doubt that over the last quarter of a century Israeli voters have moved to the center from the left, and now to the right.

After an all-night bargaining session, the House of Representatives passed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” in the wee hours of Thursday morning on a mainly party-line vote.

The recent downgrading of America’s credit rating ironically confirms that President Trump is on the right economic track.

The shelves are fuller, the prices are lower, and the American worker is finally getting ahead, not just surviving, but thriving again.

Not long ago, progressives blasted the Supreme Court for abusing the “shadow docket” – the issuing of unsigned, late-night rulings without full arguments or explanation.