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    Nearly 4 Years Later, No Letup in Jan. 6 Prosecutions—Possible Pardons or Not

    Julie Kelly

    Jacob Chansley, dubbed "the QAnon Shaman,” has his face painted in red, white, and blue, as he wears a fur headdress with a horn on each side.

  • opinion

    How Government Unions Won in Wisconsin by Stacking Judicial Deck

    David Osborne

    An aerial view of the Wisconsin state Capitol Rotunda filled with demonstrators in February 2011

  • news

    EXCLUSIVE: Conservative Leaders Urge Senators to Block Woke Efforts to Pack Supreme Court

    Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell

    The Supreme Court building

  • opinion

    Technocratic Education Reform Is Dead. Long Live School Choice.

    Jay Greene

    Then-President Barack Obama visits with sixth-graders at an elementary school in Falls Church, Virginia, on Jan. 19, 2010.

  • opinion

    The Biden Crime Family Is Above the Law

    David Harsanyi

    Hunter Biden and his wife, Melissa Cohen, leave court.

  • news

    Did the Secret Service Chief Perjure Himself?

    Susan Crabtree

  • opinion

    Calling Out Legacy Media Bias Cloaked in Anonymous Sources

    Tim Graham

    Defense Secretary-designate Pete Hegseth speaks to reporters.

  • opinion

    Marketing Life: A Mother’s Journey From Planned Parenthood to Global Pro-Life Movement

    Virginia Allen

  • opinion

    All We Are Saying Is: Give Pete a Chance

    Deroy Murdock

    Pete Hegseth, in a blue suit and red tie, walks arm in arm with wife Jennifer Rauchet after visiting Sen. Tom Cotton on Thursday on Capitol Hill.

  • opinion

    5 Ways Biden-Harris Admin Working to ‘Trump-Proof’ Washington

    Joshua Arnold

    President Joe Biden, on the right, meets with President-elect Donald Trump in front of a fire in the Oval Office on Nov. 13.

  • opinion

    Politics of Economic Redistribution, RIP

    Michael Barone

    A person's hands holding $100 bills.

  • opinion

    In Transgender Case, Can Supreme Court Cut to the Moral Heart of the Issue?

    Josh Hammer

    Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., holds a sign reading, "There are two genders: Male and female. Trust the science."

  • opinion

    Political Earthquake: The Multiracial Populist Voters Reshaping the Republican Party

    Robert B. Bluey

  • opinion

    ‘It’s Time to Saddle Up … to Take Our Country Back,’ Heritage Chief Says

    Christina Lewis

    Two small hand-held U.S. flags emerge from a crowd.

  • news

    Heritage Foundation Ad Buy Backs Hegseth’s Bid for Defense Chief

    Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell

    Pete Hegseth makes the rounds of the offices of Senate Republicans on Capitol Hill.

  • opinion

    Could Biden Ignore the Law Yet Again to Bring a Million Gazans to the US?: The BorderLine

    Simon Hankinson

    a large, packed crowd of Palestinians, mostly men, at a United Nations school in Gaza waiting to receive aid

  • opinion

    House Report Finds (Nearly) Every COVID-19 ‘Conspiracy Theory’ Was True

    Ben Johnson

    Dr. Anthony Fauci sits behind a desk, hands clasped, wearing a frown.

  • opinion

    5 Reasons DC Shouldn’t Be a State

    Simon Hankinson