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Middle-Class Joe Cashes In

Rich Lowry

In inveighing against the 1 percent, many top Democrats are attacking a group that they are happy to be part of. Read More


Top Stories

Are Biden's Apologies Killing His Electability Argument?

Jonathan S. Tobin

Biden's history as a national candidate in the past was one largely characterized by mistakes, and the pattern has repeated itself in his latest try for the presidency.

Hong Kong Is Asia's Canary in a Coal Mine

Pat Toomey

What happens there will at least set expectations for other nations that are struggling for freedom in the shadow of China.

House Democrats Overcome Internal Fissures to Approve Defense-Spending Bill

Mairead McArdle

In a 220–197 vote, the House passed the National Defense Authorization Act on Friday.

Congress Aims to Address China's Atrocities against Religious Minorities

Travis Weber and Arielle del Turco

China wants to be respected and accepted as an influential country. Congress has the opportunity to tell Beijing that its reputation will remain blackened until it remedies its human-rights abuses.

The Real Danger of Categorical Politics

Jonah Goldberg

Identity politics always ends up being an appeal to a kind of group loyalty. "Real" blacks or women or Jews or gays believe X, and if you don't believe X, you're some kind of traitor to your tribe.

Claremont's New Class of Fellows Would Make Its Founders Weep

Mona Charen

With its recent embrace of the smarmy underside of American politics, the Claremont Institute beclowns itself.

Gender Dissenter Gets Fired

Madeleine Kearns

An interview with a professor of medicine lost his job for dissenting about gender dysphoria in youth.

House Report: CBP Detained Migrant Children Longer than Legally Permitted

Mairead McArdle

A House report published Friday said U.S. Customs and Border Protection has detained hundreds of migrant children for longer than it is legally allowed to.