The best of the day from the Allies. Headlines link to the original; we add a line on each.
Trump Admin Boots Lebanese Diplomat Over Posts Praising Hezbollah’s 1983 Marine Barracks Suicide Bombing
Washington Free Beacon — By Chuck Ross: “The Trump administration has ordered Lebanese diplomat Ibrahim Charara to leave the United States over social media posts in which he praised Hezbollah’s 1983 suicide bombing of U.S. Marine barracks in Beirut as “heroic resistance” against “American military occupation.””
‘Big Homeless’ Grows Richer While America’s Homelessness Problem Worsens
National Review — Argues that the homelessness-services industry keeps collecting more money while the problem on the streets worsens, and that programs should be judged by results, not headcounts.
Charlie Kirk and the Shattering of the American Right
City Journal — Christopher Rufo writes that Charlie Kirk’s assassination pushed parts of the right from idealism into conspiracy and cynicism, and cost Trump a voice pressing kitchen-table economics before the midterms.
El-Sayed Declares Michigan ‘Capital Of Arab America’ In First Remarks As Senator-Elect
The Daily Wire — Reports that Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed, the first Muslim elected to the Senate, called Michigan the capital of Arab America after a campaign marked by sharp criticism of Israel.
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