Is Anyone Up to the Task of Aiding Venezuela?

April 21, 2017

Inside the Environmental Protection Agency there is “disgust and frustration." Outside, activists warn that President Trump's proposal to cut the...

Faced with public protest, a shriveled economy, and an international consensus that Venezuela is no longer a free country, one might have expected...

That heady scent of open-air pot-smoking is just another sign of springtime come to D.C. nowadays. (Move over, cherry blossoms.) But what is legal...

Philadelphia As the chief historian at the new Museum of the American Revolution, which opened April 19 in this city’s historic district, Philip...

Officially, the Trump administration certified this week that Iran has complied in the strictest terms with the requirements of the nuclear deal,...

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AZ Republic: Why can the government make jail cheaper, but if private corporations do it, it's bad?

WSJ: Teeing up Trump on tariffs.

reason: Minimum wage increases make restaurants more likely to fail.

Bloomberg: Of juice machines and red flags.

Cavaliers pull off biggest second half comeback in NBA history.

Why that HuffPo item on denying white men the right to vote came down: the author is likely a fake.

National Review: Repeal and piecemeal: a better Obamacare replacement strategy.

Free Beacon: Taxpayer-funded duck penis researcher now studying whale penises.

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