The problems behind the nation’s low fertility are familiar.

A staggering act of bad taste.

An actual fake polls scandal shows the need for continued skeptical appraisal, not simply ignoring all polling data.

The Week of October 12, 2026: China’s trade war, AI, inequality, tariffs, and much more.

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Even in the realm of sports, they enable businesses to hedge against real-world risks.

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He should remember — or relearn — that Russia is the aggressor and that it is a willing pillar of an anti-American axis.

France is on fire — again.

William Greaves pays tribute to the legendary George Schuyler and friends.

China is coming for Western technology, and neither the United States nor Europe can claim it hasn’t been warned.

The council’s anti-Israel bias and toleration of human-rights abusers vindicate the administration’s decision to withdraw.

Against the cult of doomerism.

Whatever France’s immediate future, greatness is not going to be part of the picture. 

There are no good answers to how and why we cut off Ukraine’s defense shield without warning, but we can identify the universe of suspects and motives.

Political France is in for rough times, no matter who sits in the Élysée Palace.

Treason, no; moral obtuseness, yes.

On Europe’s coming fiscal reckoning.

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Three cultural episodes over the summer eerily resembled the fashions of 2020.

GOP candidates in key Senate races have not bothered to tell voters about their opponents’ hostility to Medicare Advantage.

Incomes are increasing under Trump, but guess how the media are portraying things.

We should not have to endure the French experience before we wake up to the West’s peril.