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“Indeed, this is a time for the pope to help negotiate an end to the war in Iran and help convince the new leadership that it must protect and care for its people,” writes Joseph R. DeTrani. trib.al/XCbcTux

“As the owner of Standard Oil in the early 20th century, Rockefeller brought access to cheap energy to the masses. Yet the government sued him and broke up his company,” writes @StephenMoore @Comm4Prosperity Keep reading: trib.al/z97ZtsA

EDITORIAL: "An innocent man is dead and two students were wounded as a consequence of this reckless policy." Read more: trib.al/IcMld9M

"According to the disingenuously named Government Accountability Office (GAO), the federal government 'loses between $233 billion and $521 billion annually to fraud in improper payments,'" @CalThomas writes. trib.al/p22ex8N

"An argument should rise or fall in the marketplace of ideas based on its appeal to an audience, not government coercion or censorship, which are antithetical to the essence of liberal democracy," argues @Judgenap trib.al/IjWvtzU

Michael McKenna: “In 1968 (when ‘The Population Bomb’ was published), 500 out of every 100,000 people on this planet starved to death or died of malnutrition. Last year, fewer than three out of every 100,000 people died of starvation or malnutrition.” trib.al/BACUntK

“[Craig Harris] treated those skewed findings as gospel, apparently because they aligned with a narrative critical of school choice.” Read more from @DeAngelisCorey of @Heritage: trib.al/RHvrV7G

“In Florida, we see that when America produces its own energy, we can project force abroad and unlock economic opportunity at home,” @KerriHT writes. trib.al/UBT2KKy

The University of California, Berkeley, will pay $1 million in attorneys’ fees to resolve an antisemitism lawsuit over campus organizations accused of creating “Jewish-free zones” by boycotting supporters of Israel. trib.al/9uSSUEs

OPINION: “The German government-backed telecommunications giant that operates stateside as T-Mobile … is using its expansive influence throughout Europe and the United States to undermine America’s economic and national security priorities.”

"Baseball in March. Front page news. Leading highlight shows. Setting viewership records. The top “did you watch” topic at the water cooler and in chats." Read more from @thomloverro @WashTimesOpEd: trib.al/vlY9gEC

“When we produce abundant oil and gas, Americans benefit from low energy prices, adversaries lose leverage and allies gain security,” @KerriHT argues in @WashTimesOpEd

“If a foreign parent company’s regulatory agenda abroad threatens the integrity or security of American communications systems, then the FCC has every right to examine whether that authorization continues to serve the public interest,” writes John Czwartacki @CZ @Policy_Solution @WashTimesOpEd

Read more: trib.al/mZM2Lyd "When the terrorist(s) shout, 'Allahu akbar,' before they act, there is a clue to their motivation that we can't overlook," @jedbabbin argues.

Read more: trib.al/R8OpPAs “So winning the battle of Hormuz is essential. Is it a mission impossible?” @CliffordDMay of @FDD writes.

New reports detailed how Cesar Chavez, who died in 1993, victimized women and girls who worked with his United Farm Workers movement, sending one-time defenders scurrying to erase their celebrations of the Hispanic rights activist. trib.al/kU9oq32

Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said she was asked to leave a restaurant in Little Rock because her presence made the employees feel “threatened.” trib.al/46Dglan

“Kyrgyzstan has officially broken ground on what officials hope will become Central Asia’s answer to Dubai and Singapore: the Tamchy Special Financial Investment Territory (SFIT),” @TimConstantine1 explains. Read more: trib.al/GfQ9buZ

“The Democrats elected under the unfair 2026 plan will be firmly fixed in the new unfair districts that gave them an unfair advantage, likely for three terms. They will never willingly agree to go back to fair districts,” @gov_gilmore writes. trib.al/JhiMjhi

Read more: trib.al/MEIyq7b “Obviously, Apple can do whatever it wants with its own widget, but the FTC Act prohibits it from misleading users about what it’s doing,” Ediberto Roman writes.