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A record number of American parents are finding that the most affordable “good school” is in their own home. The post How the Other Half Homeschools appeared first on The American Conservative
The Kingfish is a worthy model for right-wing populists. The post What Vance Sees in Huey Long appeared first on The American Conservative
The 46th president paid an enormous political price—the beginning of the end of his presidency—to do the right thing by leaving Afghanistan. The post Five Years On From Biden’s Finest Hour appeared first on The American Conservative
Meta settles $16.68bn lawsuit over child addiction claims, agreeing to major changes in Facebook and Instagram features
Fed Chair Warsh devoted a full section of his speech today at Jackson Hole to AI's weight on the economy. Here are the biggest takeaways
US President Donald Trump has threatened ‘economic D-Day’ on any countries that help or do business with Iran
Americans can learn from French Canadians’ successes—and failures—in preserving their culture. The post Quebec’s Lessons for Conservatives appeared first on The American Conservative
A ban on settlement trade may be the way to navigate the troubled waters of domestic and international politics. The post Can Burnham Thread the Needle on Israel–Palestine? appeared first on The American Conservative
There’s no obvious end to the Iran War close at hand. The post Six Months—and Counting appeared first on The American Conservative
The U.S. is unlikely to win on maximalist terms. The post How Will the Iran War End? appeared first on The American Conservative
Why do the Brits imitate the worst in American culture? The post We Happy Few, We Band Of Wokesters appeared first on The American Conservative
Ending the conflict would deprive U.S. rivals of a vehicle for retaliation. The post How to Stop Chinese, Russian Support for Iran’s War Efforts appeared first on The American Conservative