Opinion
My Father Almost Starved in North Korea. Hunger is Personal to Me
The end of hunger can be the greatest legacy we ever leave our children.
By
Eugene Cho
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More Testing Can End the War on Cancer. Washington Can Help
The FTC's misguided and dangerous action against better cancer screening will make lifechanging science less accessible to minorities.
By
Melanie Campbell
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Big Tech is Luring Congress into a Regulation Trap
Big Tech's stance on government regulation raises an obvious question—if tech giants really wanted to bring about change, why are they waiting for the federal government?
By
Jeff Brain
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The FDA's Dangerous, Unscientific Abortion Decision
This week's FDA decision legalizes mail-order abortion. This will not "empower" women, as some suggest.
By
Dr. James Studnicki
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The Political Realignment Is Scrambling Party Lines
The two political parties have switched policies, key constituencies and even their respective positions in culture.
By
Sam Lyman
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The Death of 'Criminal Justice Reform'
Some recent trend lines finally seem to point away from decarceral anarchy, and toward civilizational sanity.
By
Josh Hammer
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Drifting Toward a Catastrophic American Defeat
The American system is gradually drifting into a national security system that will clearly lose a major war with Communist China.
COVID Hysteria Is Destroying the Lives of Disabled Children Like Mine
Your hysterical need to feel absolutely safe beyond measure is coming at someone's expense—someone much more vulnerable than you. Can you live with that?
By
Laura Rosen Cohen
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Both Sides Are Minimizing Violence. Americans Must Fight for Our Nation
Both sides are suffering from partisan blindness that's led to minimizing violence that appears to implicate their leaders.
By
Daniel Lubetzky
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How Do We Stop the Homicide Crisis? Think Small
The conflicts that lead to homicide can seem inevitable and intractable. Fortunately, there is an emerging science of violence prevention that suggests otherwise.
By
Marc Levin
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We Have the Tools to Prevent a Winter COVID Surge. It's Time to Use Them.
Our health and economic recovery depend on our ability to end the pandemic. With winter only just beginning, it's time to use all the tools at our disposal to do so.
By
Jill Rosenthal
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We Cannot Afford to Look Away from Myanmar
With little to no support from the outside, Myanmar's democracy activists have nowhere to go but the streets.
By
José Ramos-Horta
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Highlighted Debates from Previous Weeks
The U.S. Constitution Still Provides a Durable Framework | Opinion
By Jeffrey Sikkenga
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We Should Be Open To Learning From Other Constitutions | Opinion
By Christina Bambrick
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The Push to 'Cancel' Dave Chappelle Was Silly and Stupid | Opinion
By Jason Rantz
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No One Was Trying to 'Cancel' Dave Chappelle | Opinion
By Newsweek Staff
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Policymakers Must Fix Our Student Debt Crisis | Opinion
By Cody Hounanian
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Don't Give Our Flawed Universities the Boon of a Student Loan Bailout | Opinion
By Inez Feltscher Stepman
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The Debt Ceiling Is an Artificial Crisis | Opinion
By Betsey Stevenson
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The Debt Ceiling Can Force Budgetary Discipline | Opinion
By Phil Kerpen
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The U.S. is Deprioritizing the Middle East
There has been a reduction in the U.S. force posture in the Middle East, even if it isn't yet accompanied by a change in underlying strategy as some would like.
By
Daniel R. DePetris
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U.S.-Euro Support Required for Bulgarian Energy Security
Russia exercises strong but discreet influence in Bulgaria through economic channels, the media and importantly, energy.
By
Dimitar Abadjiev
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The Biden Administration is Sending Title IX to the Ash Heap of History
The Biden administration has accelerated its timeline for new regulations that redefine "sex" in federal law, threatening to undermine decades-old Title IX protections.
By
Doreen Denny
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Elon Musk Is a Hero—but Not for the Reason You Think
Elon Musk is the living proof that everything is possible in this world, even if you have a neurological condition like I have, with all the blessings and shortfalls associated with it.
By
Mathieu Vaillancourt
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Progressives Are Using Black Americans to Experiment With Communism
The existence of racism & racial injustice has been strategized by communists to drag the American public towards their utopian vision
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Adam B. Coleman
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It's Time to Close Attica
50 years after the famous prison uprising, it's time to close New York's worst prison: Attica.
By
Alex Duran and Arthur Rizer
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Chosen Family Matters More Than Ever for LGBTQ+ Youth This Holiday Season
An ongoing commitment to being an ally can lead to rewarding experiences for all.
By
Ross W. von Metzke
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Corporations Must Stop Putting Profits Over the Lives of Myanmar's People
Businesses cannot claim to be neutral actors during a humanitarian crisis.
By
Thang Lian
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Biden's Ukraine Policy is Provocatively Weak
The U.S.' weak response to Russian aggression in 2014 created a credibility gap for deterrence in the present day.
By
James S. Robbins
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The Biden Administration's Drug Surrender
For decades, the U.S. and Mexico have been locked in a blame game over illegal drugs.
By
Christopher Landau
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