The slain conservative activist was a vigorous debater in the public square. Silencing discourse in Kirk’s name betrays the 31-year-old’s legacy as would canceling those criticizing his views.
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Trump’s Third-Country Deportations Explained
First, it was that megaprison in El Salvador, now Africa is becoming a dumping ground for illegal migrants who committed crimes. How the president and the Supreme Court are normalizing the inhumane.
How to Make Russia Bleed
Vladimir Putin must pay a heavy price for his invasion of Ukraine. Here’s how we did that to the Soviets in the 1980s.
Haiti Is on the Verge of Catastrophe. An American Diplomat Saw It Coming.
The Biden administration’s attempts to impose a political solution in the Caribbean nation might deepen its ongoing crisis.
An American Diplomat’s Stinging Rebuke of America’s Haiti Policy
Why Daniel Foote’s resignation as U.S. special envoy is such a big deal.
How the U.S. Can Still Save Allied Afghans Left Behind
America has worked with hostile countries in the past to get our friends out of harm’s way. It can do so again.
The CIA Officer Who Became a “Formidable Foe” of the U.S. Government
Janine Brookner took on the KGB, sexist rivals, and Justice Department lawyers alike during a pioneering career as a spy and lawyer.
Yovanovitch: ‘The State Department Is in Trouble’
It isn’t just the Department of Justice that has been corrupted.
How to Stop Trump From Retaliating Against Whistleblowers
The country will need every branch of our democracy acting as a line of defense.
What Republicans Could Learn About Patriotism From David Holmes
He has been willing to speak the truth, no matter who is in power.

