TikTok’s role in torching so many American brain cells would seem reason enough to get rid of it. But that’s not why national security experts and politicians of both parties want it banned in the United States.
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Austin Bay: Putin’s latest bad bet: Strategic bombing
Vladimir Putin bets cold, hungry and bombing-terrorized Ukrainians will surrender, even if the British, Germans, Japanese, Ethiopians, et al. did not.
Tom Putnam: Hearing my father’s voice in the carols of Christmas past
Our family singalongs are not the same without my dad’s presence, and our holiday traditions have changed over time. But in the privacy of our homes and the recesses of our minds, those familiar Yuletide carols continue to evoke his spirit.
Rich Lowry: How a Russian composer took over American Christmas
Between the “1812 Overture” and “The Nutcracker,” Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky has a big hand in celebrations of American holidays — the overture captures and exemplifies the thunderous spirit of national celebration of July 4, and “The Nutcracker” the child-centric magic and joy of the American Christmas.
Froma Harrop: DeSantis Passes the Kool-Aid … to Republicans
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has earned some recent notoriety for casting doubt on the COVID-19 vaccines and attacking the experts who happen to know about them.
Cal Thomas: The diluting of America
Throughout history, three factors have contributed to a nation’s decline. One is massive national debt. The second is losing a shared sense of moral values. The third is uncontrolled immigration without assimilation. All three are now challenging the very existence of the country. Will no one enforce immigration laws?
Everyone wants a warm home. Here’s how you can help.
While officials sit around tables discussing what to do, the homeless are living it. These are people who, for whatever reason, are now living on the street, are desperate for warmth, food and safety. The same things we all want. The things we all should have, but don’t.
Meghan and Harry made a fairy-tale escape. They still seem trapped.
The couple’s entire livelihood now depends on revisiting the institution that traumatized them to begin with.
Fusion skepticism follows a century of genius, fraud and hype
After many decades of trying, researchers have finally achieved a critical milestone in their quest to develop fusion power, bringing the world considerably closer to the vision Arthur Eddington first articulated more than a century ago.
Rich Lowry: Donald Trump’s miserable month
Like almost everything else he’s done lately, his early announcement of his next presidential campaign has proved a flagrant political misjudgment.