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The Trump administration seems finally to be getting its foreign policy footing, with a number of important achievements in the past few days: Honduras The dangerous post-electoral chaos in Honduras has been ended with the US endorsing the re-election of Juan Orlando Hernández. “‘Now with the decision of the United States, I am out of […]

President Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Acts into law in the Oval Office before departing for Christmas at his Palm Beach, FL home. Investor’s Business Daily writes: “Democrats have gone ballistic, claiming that the GOP’s sweeping tax plan will rob the middle class and the poor, line the pockets of the rich, and tank […]

Today’s feature is on the Bay Area and Seattle behemoths — Google, Facebook, Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft — and whether they should be broken up, regulated by government, or left to face competition (see below). But we precede the feature with a Breaking News section. Breaking News The Resistance can’t wait to take to the streets The Democratic […]

As the Washington Times notes, by passing the tax reform bill today both houses of Congress have achieved a trifecta: “In one bill, Republicans said they were checking off three major parts of their agenda: The massive tax overhaul is coupled with a repeal of Obamacare’s individual mandate and authority to drill for oil in a […]

“Who leads the West, Trump or Merkel?” This is the question posed by Russell Berman, the Walter A. Haas Professor in the Humanities at Stanford University and a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution. The essay is online at the Hoover web site, and we highly recommend it to our readers. For this reason, we will not […]