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How the Primaries Went Fine Despite AI Warnings

Calls to shut down access to an empowering tech innovation over an imagined election catastrophe should be taken—just as Americans take their...

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Adam Kovacevich

Religion Is Being Misused To Divide America

Christian Nationalist influence on our politics is especially troubling to me because my own theological grounding directly contradicts the...

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William J. Barber Iii

The Global South Needs More Female Journalists

Afghan women, who since 2021 have been banned from attending school after sixth grade, including university, are acutely aware of the need to...

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Zahra Joya And Hinda Abdi Mohamoud

J.D. Vance: New York Trump Trial Is Just Another Partisan Witch Hunt

Four weeks into New York District Attorney Alvin Bragg's criminal trial against Donald Trump, it's clear this charade is more about partisan...

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J. D. Vance

World Health Organization Is Making a Power Grab—and Biden Is Enabling It

The World Health Organization wants the power to run the world. In three weeks, it will make its bid for global control. The World Health Assembly,...

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Gordon G. Chang

Venezuela Risks Going Back to Being the Pariah of South America

Populism is an intrinsic part of Latin American politics. It has already reached American shores through former president and once again candidate...

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Gabriel Leão

Money Shouldn't Be a Barrier to Citizenship in the United States

Historically, naturalization has been a rare point of bipartisan agreement in the usually red-hot debates about immigration. After all, to become a...

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Manuel Pastor

In a Heated Election Year, Voters Can Count on Their Election Officials

Voting is under way in primaries across the country, and more than 100 million voters are expected to cast ballots in the general election this...

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Kristin B. Connelly And Jennifer Scutchfield

Actually, Donald Trump Is a Little Like Al Capone

Former President Donald Trump came closer to the truth than he realized when he compared his legal dilemma to Al Capone's—just not in the way he...

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Thomas G. Moukawsher 

Cannon Misfires: Trump Appointee Saves Her Old Boss

Yesterday, Judge Aileen Cannon delayed former President Donald Trump's classified documents trial indefinitely while she works out some difficult...

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David Faris

Joe Biden Is Trying His Very Best To Save Hamas

Get your daily dose of politics, law, and culture with Josh Hammer Premium by subscribing to Newsweek today. As Newsweek's Senior Editor-at-Large,...

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Josh Hammer

Airlines Must Be Held Accountable

On April 24, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg issued a number of consumer protection rules, namely to protect passengers from hidden airline...

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Katherine Brodsky

The Arizona Abortion Law Repeal: A Lesson in Pro-Life Prudence

In politics, no one gives you credit for taking the least-bad option. Two Republican lawmakers in Arizona will likely be pilloried, and perhaps...

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Patrick T. Brown

Hamas Is to Blame for Israel's Rafah Operation

As a Palestinian human rights activist, I feel compelled to weigh in on the ongoing military operation in Rafah, which has been often...

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Bassem Eid

The Danger of Lumping China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran Together

There is a growing consensus that China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran are aligning into a modern Tripartite Pact, prompting calls for the United...

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Mohammed Soliman

Protect All Children

Representative Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) recently tweeted, "When the Left came for our children, that's where it became very clear how serious this...

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Sarah Kate Ellis

I'm Proof of the Power of a Second Chance

April was Second Chance Month in the U.S. For me and nearly 80 million other Americans with a criminal record, this is not just an empty...

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Sam Lewis

The Mainstream Media Is Biased Against Israel. I Know, I Was Part of It

As we see violent, entitled antisemites on college campuses attack Jewish students, endanger professors, destroy property, and take over buildings,...

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Josh Levs

Over and Over, President Biden Has Proven to Be a Mensch for the Jews

Today, President Joe Biden delivered the keynote address at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum's Annual Days of Remembrance ceremony in the...

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Halie Soifer

Germans Have Taken to the Streets to Protect Their Democracy

While Americans brace for the next election, the Republican nominee has promised to strip tens of thousands of civil servants of their employment...

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Frank A. Stengel And Kim Wehle

Sen. Rubio: TSA Must Stop Enabling Illegal Immigration

In January 2022, something incredible happened: the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) confirmed that it was allowing illegal immigrants...

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Marco Rubio

Joe Biden Is, at Best, a Fair-Weather Friend of Israel

As Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom HaShoah) arrived, the White House released a statement from President Joe Biden mourning "the six million Jews...

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Shoshana Bryen

New Quills Needed for Taiwan's 'Porcupine' Strategy Against China

Avril Hines, director of national intelligence, disclosed Thursday in Congressional testimony that Russia and China are training together for a...

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Ariel Cohen And Wesley Hill

For Latin Leaders, Venezuela Looms Large in U.S. Presidential Election

Although it won't be streamed or broadcast, across the political spectrum, America's media firmament has been all-consumed with the specter of...

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Arick Wierson

Biden's Letdown of Native Americans Threatens Indigenous People Everywhere

When tribal leader Verlon Jose looks across his ancestral lands in the shadow of the majestic Santa Rita mountains in Arizona, he sees bulldozers...

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Doliwura Zakaria

No, Putin Will Not Invade Another NATO Ally If We Stop Funding Ukraine

The primary reason for continuing to flow billions of dollars in cash and weaponry to Ukraine for what is clearly becoming another Afghanistan, is...

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Rebekah Koffler

Are the Youth Out of Control—or the Old Out of Touch?

"Hope I die before I get old," sang The Who's Roger Daltry about a half century ago, in perhaps the ultimate cultural reflection of antagonism...

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Dan Perry

Taking Away the Power of Pollution From an Elite Few

The big corporations, utilities, and Wall Street millionaires who profit off fossil-fueled power plants have had us in a chokehold for years. Now,...

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Ben Jealous 

Joe Biden, Dearborn Shahid, Commits Political Suicide via Hamas Appeasement

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis's ill-fated 2024 presidential campaign was much criticized for being "too online." But Democrats are no less prone to...

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Josh Hammer

DEA Cedes Ground in the Losing War on Weed. It's Not Enough

America ceded ground this week in its longest and dumbest war: the War on Drugs. The Drug Enforcement Agency will reclassify marijuana as a...

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Matthew Gault

Politicians Need To Realize That Racial Equity Is an Economic Issue

Almost four years ago, Americans elected President Joe Biden to enact massive, structural change. Over the past three years, landmark federal...

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Archana Sahgal

A Masterclass on Not Treating the Working Class as Second Class

The 2024 election is going to come down to swing voters in six or seven swing states. As they always are, the results are going to be extremely...

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Tom Rogers

A Litmus Test For Biden's Iran Policy

Back in February, Iran's clerical regime marked the 45th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, the 1979 religious revolt which successfully...

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Ilan Berman

Kristi Noem's Political Career Just Took a Big Hit

Say what you will about the Bidens, but when their dog Commander went on a White House biting spree, they didn't walk him out to the South Lawn for...

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Mark Davis

Zombie Trainers and a New Era of Forced Labor

Recent headlines are raising concerns on the viability of artificial intelligence (AI) companies like OpenAI and Anthropic to maintain the rapid...

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Adrienne Williams

A Way to Protect Environmental Regulations From Trump 2.0

There's a scramble in President Joe Biden's administration to get out the door as much funding as possible for clean energy and environmental...

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Michael Shank

American Jews and Israel: It's Complicated

The encampment on George Washington University's campus was loud and triumphant. Brown University had decided to seemingly cave in to their pro-...

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Jason Fields

Donald Trump Isn't Going to Jail for Contempt Any Time Soon

Contempt of court is when someone acts against, disrespects, or blocks the court's authority and respectability. There are types of contempt: civil...

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Aron Solomon 

Universities Need To Recover the True Meaning of Academic Freedom

Since October 7, anti-Israel demonstrations have roiled American universities. Protestors have trespassed on private property and been arrested for...

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Jacob Howland

For Donald Trump, Undue Delay Is the Name of the Game

Americans want to know whether former President Donald Trump is a convict before they vote. But the Supreme Court, supposed to be our ultimate...

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Neil Baron

Marijuana Reclassification Puts Politics and Profits Ahead of Public Health

The first major change to federal marijuana laws may be on the horizon now that it has been leaked the Biden administration intends to reschedule...

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Kevin Sabet

Students Are a Little Safer With Biden's New Title IX Regulations

In April, the Biden Administration released new Title IX regulations scheduled to take effect in time for the upcoming 2024-2025 school year. Title...

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Laura L. Dunn

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