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Opinion Ramesh Ponnuru

Trump wanted to break the system. The system is breaking him instead.

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The courts, Congress and the Constitution are doing what a weak opposition could not.

Opinion Editorial Board

Lisa Cook’s close Supreme Court call

Opinion Max Boot

Pete Hegseth’s purges claim one of the military’s superstars

Opinion Julia R. Cartwright

Don’t fall for the red herring in America’s housing crisis

Opinion Carine Hajjar

Trump’s ‘small piece of the puzzle’ in the Iran war is the whole game

Opinion Derek T. Muller

This voter ID law would spell trouble from Florida to Texas

Opinion Michael Toth

A reset on civil rights upends DEI — and the ‘New Right’

Opinion Editorial Board

Kansas City ditches another failed experiment with ‘free’ buses

Opinion Michael Manville

What a ‘mansion tax’ did to Los Angeles

Opinion

Ritchie Torres and Don Graves

The keys to your life savings might be compromised

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Opinion Editorial Board

The Pentagon’s $67 billion request is not a referendum on Iran

Opinion Letters to the Editor

British youths are struggling. Will the next government turn things around?

Editorial Cartoons

Opinion Michael Ramirez

The straitjacket

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