Faucheux: Americans lose confidence
(This is an excellent column by my friend Ron Faucheux, Dec. 12) Founded on bedrock principles of democracy, natural rights and freedom, America is uniquely shaped by its institutions. They […]
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(This is an excellent column by my friend Ron Faucheux, Dec. 12) Founded on bedrock principles of democracy, natural rights and freedom, America is uniquely shaped by its institutions. They […]
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(Column by George Will, Dec. 10) War is government’s gravest undertaking, but defining war is difficult, declaring it is rare, and making constitutional values and procedures pertinent to it is problematic. […]
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(Dec. 7) The conventional wisdom about U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy having a tough primary reelection battle in 2026 could prove very wrong. Instead, the Baton Rouge Republican could engage in […]
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(Column by longtime diplomat Michael McFaul, in TIME, Dec. 7) I hope Special Envoy Steve Witkoff made some progress toward ending the Russian invasion of Ukraine when he met with President […]
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(Nov. 26 online/Nov. 30 print) The interminable lawsuit by Plaquemines Parish against the Chevron Oil company, part of an even more interminable set of lawsuits seeking money from oil companies […]
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(This was an official editorial of the Advocate/Times-Picayune, Nov. 30) The official hurricane season ends today, blessedly without a single such storm making landfall in the Gulf region. In future […]
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(This column by my friend Deroy Murdock ran in numerous places nationwide. This version is taken from the Daily Signal, Nov. 28) If shooting fish in a barrel is […]
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(This column from my friend Matt Lewis ran an numerous places nationwide via the Los Angeles Times, with this taken from the Pittsburgh Poat-Gazette, Nov. 30) President Donald Trump’s tight […]
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(Nov. 20) President Donald Trump is spectacularly mercurial in economic policy decisions, but for now, Louisiana is benefiting from his latest policy effusions. Indeed, the state’s economy received two major boosts […]
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(Nov. 20) In the immediacy of returning from the memorial service for former Vice President Richard Cheney, which ended just two hours ago as I write, what stands out is the […]
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