Europe’s Regulatory Overreach Is Becoming A US National Security Risk
On paper, the intentions look sound. The reality is something far more dangerous under a veil of perceived goodwill.
Opinion
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America’s Transparency Problem Reaches The Salad Dressing Aisle
If this study is accurate, then “hint of avocado” might more accurately describe the oil used in at least three of Primal Kitchen’s most popular products, including its Avocado Oil Mayonnaise.
The Seen And The Unseen Cost Of A Government Grocery Discount
The lower price at the register is the visible part of the policy—what every shopper sees, every time, at checkout. But Hazlitt’s method requires looking past the immediate effect to the less obvious one.
Jamaica’s Reparations Campaign Is A Waste Of A Good Government
The petition is the work of Jamaica’s National Council on Reparations, and is taken seriously by the Jamaican government.
Ceuta—Lessons Learned 2 Weeks Later
As many as 100 people died attempting the swim. Many migrants were expelled, but thousands hid in the hills around the town.
Equality Before The Law, Not Privilege By Group Membership
But what now passes for classical liberalism does not reflect the same principle. Much of what people now call classical liberalism comes from the progressive egalitarianism of the 1960s.
Netanyahu’s Réprise Of The ‘Iraq WMD Deceit’ – Re-launched To Promote War On Iran
Hegseth, it seems, is now in the dog-house, whilst Treasury Secretary Bessent’s star is ascendent.
The Rabbi Was Right
Israel has many excellent qualities, notably its medical, military and scientific capabilities. Its violent settler movements are not among them.
Support The Troops: Bring Them Home!
Stories of broken toilets, filth, and mold everywhere were reported in the media last week.
New Hampshire Showdown
On Aug. 19 the legislature will attempt to override her veto. If they can’t override it, be assured they’ll be back next year for another round.
The Ruination Of America
The CNBC poll taken a little more than a month ago shows that 32% of U.S. voters are more likely to support a self-described DSA candidate while only 29% are more likely to back a candidate endorsed by Trump.
Keynes Before He Became A Keynesian
As president, Madison had a turn at bat with his War of 1812. Incentives change when a person becomes a state agent.
Why The Fed Should Not Accommodate Increases In The Demand For Money
In this way of thinking, the free market, by failing to provide enough gold, will cause money supply shortages. This, in turn, runs the risk of destabilizing the economy.
The World Needs Mary
Throughout Christian history, the faithful have always imagined what it would have been like to have been present at scenes detailed in the Gospels.
Reminding Corporations What They Are For
Consider Dell Technologies, which, in January 2026, found itself the subject of a proposal seeking transparency about its diversity, equity, and inclusion apparatus. Dialogue ensued
When Virtue Signaling Replaces Character
The trouble begins when support for fashionable causes is treated as proof of good character.