The left loves to call capital-gains relief a gift to the rich. Reality check: 74% of filers with capital gains in 2022 made under $200,000. This isn’t about billionaires. It’s about middle-class savers and homeowners getting taxed on inflation the government created. Index the basis. End the inflation tax.

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Stanford economists say California's proposed 5% wealth tax could cost the state $38.9 billion in lost revenue. Democrats never seem to learn: Wealth taxes simply redistribute existing capital by discouraging the investment, entrepreneurship, and risk-taking needed to create more.
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When voters choose a member of Congress, they are deciding who will help oversee America's military, shape national security policy and access classified intelligence. Allegiance to the Constitution must be a basic qualification for that responsibility.
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Democrats preach about protecting democracy while scheming to manipulate Senate races in Alaska and Nebraska. They're disguising partisan candidates as independents and gaming the ballot. They'd rather deceive voters than try to win on their ideas and policies.
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Gov. Hochul is opening the door to Mamdani's tax-hiking agenda after months of false promises to protect taxpayers. New York is already making it harder for businesses, investors and productive people to stay. Raising taxes further will only accelerate that exodus.
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President Trump is right to roll back Biden's methane regulations. The EPA estimates the move will add 210 million barrels of oil and 1.41 trillion cubic feet of natural gas through 2050. More domestic energy means a stronger, more reliable supply and less dependence on foreign producers.
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80% of Americans want major change or upheaval in government, shows an AP study. Democrats offer no compelling alternative and are hoping voters will forget their record. The GOP must seize the opportunity and focus on lower costs, fiscal discipline and pro-innovation policies.
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The left once celebrated billionaires who funded Democrats. Now they're attacking Elon Musk for backing Republicans, and threatening to tax or even nationalize private wealth. The issue has never been billionaires themselves. It's whether they serve the left’s political agenda.
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Three years of war have tested Israel on every front, yet its economy is still expanding. GDP is projected to grow 5.6% this year, and Israeli high-tech firms raised $4.7 billion in Q3. Israel’s ability to keep producing and innovating under extraordinary pressure is remarkable.
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Cracks are forming in Britain’s Labour Party. As their internal divide over immigration deepens, the risk of opening the welfare state to millions of migrants looms larger. If Andy Burnham bends to left-wing demands, British taxpayers will pay the price.
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Recruiting a fake Dan Sullivan to confuse Alaska voters is a cheap, ridiculous fraud scheme. Democrats can’t win on ideas, and they’re grasping at straws because they know they’re in trouble. Voters: reject their desperate tricks and demand an honest election.
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Great to see competition flourishing in the grocery space. Keeping more businesses open on Main street is a win for all consumers. forbes.com/sites/zacharyf…"

Marco Rubio is restoring American leadership in the Western Hemisphere. He helped launch an 18-country anti-cartel coalition, signed a major Venezuelan oil deal and is building critical-mineral supply chains to counter China’s growing foothold.

America is no longer neglecting our own backyard.
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Inflation is around 3%, and grocery inflation has averaged 2% over two decades outside the 2022 spike. So why do Americans feel squeezed? Too few homes, barriers to expanding healthcare, and higher-ed costs that keep climbing. The problem is scarcity, not inflation.
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Reports of Benjamin Netanyahu’s political demise were premature, once again. He and his bloc are leading Israel’s election, and he's still in the fight to shape the next government. Israel needs his leadership and resolve to confront its enemies.
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Mamdani is right about one thing: many Americans are struggling with affordability. But the wisdom ends there. Decades of government meddling have restricted construction and competition, and surprise, costs are up.

Encourage production, and stop blaming capitalism for the consequences of bad policy.
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The biggest AI concern is who controls it, not whether it destroys humanity. Consider that Anthropic’s IPO filing mentions national security 22 times, existential risk just 3. Whoever leads in AI will wield enormous power. We must not stifle the innovation keeping us ahead of China.
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An ad backing El-Sayed makes Israel the scapegoat for everything from grocery prices to healthcare costs. Blaming Jews for society’s problems is one of history’s oldest hatreds. Dressing it up as economic populism doesn’t make it any less antisemetic.
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Italy’s protests reveal what happens when the government refuses to acknowledge unsustainable costs of an expansive welfare state. Pensions consume roughly four times as much GDP as education, while national debt nears 140% of GDP. The cost of denial keeps rising.
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Many in the publishing industry blame capitalism for declining readership while top publishers churn out increasingly conformist books. The real threat to our literary culture is gatekeepers deciding which ideas deserve an audience. Ideological filtering shuts out the voices needed to revitalize the industry.
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Brazil’s stocks crashed after socialist Lula’s reelection. Adjusted for inflation, equities are lower than they were 20 years ago. Why? People know high taxes, bloated government and restrictive regulations will continue to smother Brazil’s economic potential. My latest piece:
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