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Unblinding Lady Justice
The Trump Administration Can Finally End Left-wing ABA’s Law School Monopoly
Britain’s Four State Solution
There is growing support for secession, especially among young people.
The American Dream
This story appears annually at tomklingenstein.com on August 28, in commemoration of 250 years—and counting—of American independence. “I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: ‘We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.’” These are among the […]
Robots Would Like a Word!
Domo arigato, Mr. Ningen!
The New China Syndrome
The truth about Beijing that Washington keeps burying — and the five lies Xi Jinping must be forced to answer for.
To Restore Separation of Powers, Agency Guidance Must be Reined In
The momentum we have now must be used to further rein in the administrative state.
John Eastman’s Supreme Court Petition: A Reader’s Guide
A reader’s guide to the three questions at the center of John Eastman’s challenge to his California disbarment.
The Death and Resurrection of California
A New Governor and Lt. Governor Are the Only Cure.
Docendo discimus
Make Rome, Not Athens, the Center of Classical Schooling
Lessons Not Learned
Twenty-five years after September 11, we’ve failed to confront the ideology that drove the terrorists.
Elbows Up, Guard Down
How Mark Carney's Grudge Against Trump Is Costing Ottawa Billions.
Report: Britain’s Chagos Deal Could Put a Critical U.S. Military Base at Risk
Beijing’s growing influence throughout the Indian Ocean have made Diego Garcia more strategically important, not less.
The Fox Moment—A Day of Journalistic Infamy
Networks have refused presidents airtime before. Fox is the first to broadcast a speech and then order silence about it.
Stag at Sharkey’s (1909)
Painting the Pugilists.
We the People
If those who govern us tend to disregard the authority of the Constitution, the Constitution has only one hope—that we resolutely assert our own superior sovereign authority: We the People.
Remembering the Names
These are the nearly 3,000 names of the men and women who lost their lives on 9/11. Read them and remember.
Conservative Group Calls for Denaturalizing Marxists and Islamists
They're naming a political phenomenon that has become ever more visible: socialist activists and Muslim political organizations appearing in the same movements.
AI Has Entered the Age of Great-Power Rivalry
Why the AI Race Is Really a Geopolitical One
Archives of American Art: “Aiding a Comrade”
Through Western Eyes
9/10
America was not innocent in 2001. What America possessed was something more peculiar than innocence: the assumption that catastrophe was an interruption