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Thursday, April 24, 2025
Good Riddance to the Department of Education, Symbol of Constitutionally Dubious Efforts To Federalize Schooling
Agency is the product of a banal political transaction between a notably pious politician and the teachers unions — one of the principal causes of the subsequent decline in education quality.
By GEORGE WILL |
Economic Nostalgia Proves a Flawed Guide as Trump’s Tariffs Stir Echoes of Infamous Depression-Era Smoot-Hawley Levies
Both could turn out to be costly, backward-looking mistakes that undermine the economies they are meant to protect.
By VERONIQUE de RUGY |
As Canada’s Elections Loom, Liberals, Not Trump, Are the Real Danger to the Dominion’s Sovereignty
Nothing the president or any other American leader has said or done in nearly 200 years can be plausibly misconstrued as a threat.
By CONRAD BLACK |
Fannie Mae, Which Got a Nearly $200 Billion Taxpayer Bailout, Eyes an Expansion of Its Role
By STEPHEN MOORE |
The Logan Act, D.C.’s Favorite MacGuffin, Emerges in Abrego Garcia Deportation Drama
By DEAN KARAYANIS |
Catholics, After Francis’s Death, Need a Populist Pope
By DANIEL McCARTHY |
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The Logan Act, D.C.’s Favorite MacGuffin, Emerges in Abrego Garcia Deportation Drama
‘Show Me the Money’: In Battle Over Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful’ Budget Bill, Demand From ‘Jerry Maguire’ Resonates
As Canada’s Elections Loom, Liberals, Not Trump, Are the Real Danger to the Dominion’s Sovereignty
Fannie Mae, Which Got a Nearly $200 Billion Taxpayer Bailout, Eyes an Expansion of Its Role
Catholics, After Francis’s Death, Need a Populist Pope
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