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Will the Next Great Alaska Pipeline Come to Fruition?
Alaska is once again eyeing a massive energy project. In this episode of The Miller Report: Real Clear Journalism, Maggie Miller and James Varney discuss his latest investigation that examines a
How Trump Keeps Getting Away With Blasphemy
Back to the Dumb Phone
An essay from Vol. 1 No.2
'Project Hail Mary': A Story You Can Believe In
The film features a weak, defeated man who turns from a coward to a hero, from selfishness to sacrifice, and from loneliness to friendship.
I Pulled Myself Out of Public School System
Parents in the Beaverton area were convinced that this shiny, new, state-of-the-art Oregon public school would offer a state-of-the-art education. My parents were no different, and I was enrolled to a
Neither Iran Nor U.S. Has Incentive To Resume Fighting
A New Yale Internal Report Carries a Message for the Campus
Major 2026 Issue: Possible Supreme Court Replacements
Virginia Referendum: Last Stand Against the DC Suburbs
The conservative parts of the commonwealth may have even more riding on the outcome than House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA).
Pope So Far Silent on the Challenges of Open Borders
From the moment that Robert Francis Prevost became Pope Leo XIV last year, a clash between Rome and Washington was inevitable.
Two Ceasefires, Opening of Hormuz, Historic Breakthrough?
The Trouble With the Pope Playing Politics
Pope Leo XIV may be a man of the cloth, but he is also a Southsider, so it is not surprising that he can't rise completely above the fray. How else to explain his ramped-up criticism of the Iran war r
Artemis II: Back to the Future
Watching the Artemis II make its historic 10-day journey farther into space than any human before reminded me that great exploits, achieved with courage and vision, often inspire but, perhaps more imp
Trump Muses About Vance vs. Rubio Amid Iran Peace Talks
With Vice President JD Vance, a one-time Iran war skeptic, now tasked with brokering a deal to end it, President Donald Trump has been monitoring his progress closely and inquiring with various friend
God, Creation and 'The Story of Everything'
All that? The result of blind indifference?
Mamdani Making Moves in New York
Thursday, April 16th on RealClearPolitics
Trump Nudging Alito and Thomas Toward Retirement
Donald Trump's three appointments to the U.S. Supreme Court have already helped engineer a constitutional counterrevolution. But he's clearly frustrated that "his" justices aren't always blindly loyal
Newsom's Ability To Lie May Help in Presidential Run
On "The Ingraham Angle," Mollie Hemingway argues that Gov. Gavin Newsom's ability to lie is a strength in the Democratic presidential primary.
Just Abolish the H-1B Visa
When a program is rotten to its core, reform isn't enough.
What, Exactly, Is a Fair Wage?
Arindrajit Dube brilliantly dissects how wages really are set-but overlooks the particular hurdles that care workers face.
Learning From Florida's School Choice Success
The Sunshine State's innovative school-choice programs are setting the standard nationally.
The Kids Staying Away From School
The costs are mounting
Pope Leo Has Clearly Struck a Nerve
I am not one to give advice - political or moral - to Trump, especially as he is on the ropes in a midterm election year. As he and Vice President JD Vance belabor a war of words with the pope, anyone
Thune Is a Problem, It's Him Blocking Voter ID
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) calls out Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) for not getting the Save America Act passed in the Senate. On "Straight to the Point," Luna told journalist Catherine H
Iran in Economic Chokehold, Needs To 'Tap Out' for Deal
"Washington Post" associate editor and columnist David Ignatius said the White House believes it is gaining leverage over Iran and may be close to a deal. On Thursday's "Morning Joe," Ignatius said th