Europe’s Left Turn
After a spell where conservatives held sway, it appears as if a new threat is ascendant in the Old World.
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Why Would Charles Assent To Ending Hereditary Peers?
He would be undermining his own position as head of state and the monarchy itself.
By THE NEW YORK SUN
|Taming the Democrats’ Leviathan
Is the party’s big tent big enough to accommodate among their ranks the tax-cutters?
By THE NEW YORK SUN
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Lew Lehrman: Prophet of Honest Money
He was a riveting advocate of the return to a dollar defined in terms of specie.
By THE NEW YORK SUN
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Moody’s Warns on New York City’s Debt
It’s not a downgrade — at least not yet — but it echoes the bad old days.
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One War Aim Might Require Boots on the Ground
America has specialists trained in the collection of nuclear fuel in hostile environments.
By THE NEW YORK SUN
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