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Both political parties in America ignore the center at their peril, writes @BillGalston
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Every company wants the “tech” label, but real highly valued tech has defining features, writes @AndyKessler
The Fukushima accident will prove more significant than the Paris Agreement, the election of Donald Trump, the tiresome legal vendetta against Exxon, or any of the matters that obsess the climate left, writes @HolmanJenkins
A victory for Jeremy Corbyn in the British election would make the special relationship a lot less special, writes Con Coughlin
Add up Pete Buttigieg’s spending plans, and middle-class workers could face a trillion dollars in new taxes, writes @chrisjacobsHC
AMLO’s capricious governing style is the real threat to economic growth in Mexico, writes @MaryAnastasiaOG
From taxes to education to the business climate, the Beehive State has its house in order, writes Stephen Moore
Bureaucratic rules created by the NLRB can make it nearly impossible for workers to decertify a union, writes Mark Mix
Batman may have defeated the Joker, but he now cowers before the Chinese Communist Party, writes Michael Auslin
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A week that started as Democrats’ big push to destroy President Trump could instead easily come to be known as the week that ended Joe Biden’s run, writes @KimStrassel
If Adam Schiff were confident in his legal position, he’d want to put the case to a judge. Yet he seems desperate not to, writes @DavidRivkin and Lee A. Casey
The media question of the day is why members of the press corps aren’t deciding on their own to reject the source who seems to have been misleading them for years, writes .
America wasn’t perfect when I fought for her in World War II, and she isn’t now—but I’d re-enlist today, writes 95-year-old Tuskegee airman Harry Stewart
Trump's just made the biggest mistake of his Presidency:
Democrats have done great damage to the Senate that will take years to undo, but the first crucial step is confirming Brett Kavanaugh: via
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez "leads a generation of young people to take pride in their ignorance—of the laws of nature, of history, of the Constitution, of the eternal battle for freedom—and still succeed."
Chinese regimes often unravel from the outside in. The ongoing protests in Hong Kong may herald the collapse of Communist rule, writes @GordonGChang
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