Tag: Letters

9Oct By adminNo Comments

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An Ailing America Must Adapt to a New World

The Heritage Foundation responds on Ukraine: ‘Xi Jinping’s China—not Russia—is now America’s No. 1 adversary.’

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3Oct By adminNo Comments

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The Defects of Human and Artificial Intelligence

‘With AI, there is nothing to be read between the lines.’

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2Oct By adminNo Comments

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Conservatism or Populism? It's a False Choice

We need not accept Sen. Hawley’s and VP Pence’s invidious distinction, writes Peter Berkowitz.

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1Oct By adminNo Comments

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Cut Off Their Mics, and Other Debate Lessons

We need a better way to learn about our candidates.

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28Sep By adminNo Comments

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Haley Is the Answer in Iowa and Beyond

She has the energy, judgment, moderation and maturity.

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24Sep By adminNo Comments

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Will Putin Sit on the Human Rights Council?

The U.N. may vote him in, even while he’s wanted for arrest in The Hague for war crimes.

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20Sep By adminNo Comments

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Where Do-It-Yourself 'Indexers' Go Astray

They consistently make investment decisions based on emotions and fail to stay the course.

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18Sep By adminNo Comments

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Peter Navarro Responds on His Contempt Conviction

The former Trump trade adviser argues that he was doing his constitutional duty.

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1Sep By adminNo Comments

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A Second Opinion Is Necessary but Not Simple

‘There is no guarantee that the competence of the second opinion provider is any better than that of the first.’

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28Aug By adminNo Comments

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Trump Helped Democrats in 2016

He ran behind the GOP nationally, and only won because he faced such a weak opponent.

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