From Conrad Black: President Biden’s re-election would forfeit America’s role as the leader of the free world. buff.ly/43SNqYQ

Employees at a Volkswagen plant at Chattanooga, Tennessee, are set to vote in a union election next week, an election which is part of a larger push by the United Auto Workers to unionize plants in the largely anti-union Southern states. buff.ly/49Ao2Zf

From Newt Gingrich: Communist China's claim to all pandas worldwide highlights a broader narrative. buff.ly/3TSVGDG

President Trump’s defense attorneys were at the appeals court again on Wednesday, requesting for a third time this week to postpone his upcoming hush money trial, set to begin next Monday. Judge Ellen Gesmer again denied their request. buff.ly/49z2o7y

Omar Sosa’s notion of diversity includes moving between different styles of jazz associated with different parts of the globe, and an easy alliance between acoustic and electronic instruments. buff.ly/3xuW2Jl

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Joe Biden “cares more about Gazans than about Hamas’ American hostages,” the editors of the The New York Sun declare today.

Mr. Biden first “demanded an immediate and unconditional release of all hostages. Now his goal appears to be an unconditional Israeli capitulation.

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Major U.K. Report Finds Pediatric Gender Medicine Is Based on ‘Remarkably Weak Evidence’
Four years in the making, the report has firmly established new, cautious policies on treating youth gender distress in England, I report for The New York Sun.

While President Trump’s longtime aide, Allen Weisselberg, was sentenced to five months in prison after pleading guilty to perjury, Mr. Trump’s attorneys responded to a rather unusual letter sent by the state’s attorney general, Letitia James. buff.ly/3PX15IT

President Biden’s embattled son Hunter was notably absent from Wednesday evening’s exclusive State Dinner honoring Prime Minister Kishida of Japan. buff.ly/3vK6xb7

A new era in the care of children and adolescents with gender-related distress has begun in England, where a government-appointed team has published a mammoth report critiquing this controversial and politicized branch of pediatrics. buff.ly/4azRD6n

“Civil War” opens Friday at New York City, but its rendering of Gotham owes more to the ruins of Raqqa than a peacetime metropolis. Things only get worse. buff.ly/3xsMFtv

A strike by Iran on Israel could be “imminent,” American officials are warning. This comes after the killing of a prominent Iranian general in Syria just days ago. buff.ly/3PTTJpm

The stubbornness of President Biden’s inflation wave could vindicate the warning by his ex-chief of staff, Ron Klain, that he “is out there too much talking about bridges,” write the editors of the Sun. buff.ly/4cPkd5j

Phil Mickelson, a polarizing great, returns to Augusta as a beneficiary of the largesse of the House of Saud. buff.ly/4aRH5iz

If you are an American in trouble abroad, you’re much better off being a star basketball player, like Brittney Griner, than a no-name like, say, Keith Siegel, write the editors of the Sun. buff.ly/3JfJt74

Arizona Republicans are running from the state Supreme Court’s abortion ruling allowing an 1864 law outlawing the procedure to be enforced, even as President Trump insists that the party will leave abortion policy to the states. buff.ly/4avyeDz

President Biden is looking to issue an executive order aimed at curbing illegal crossings by the end of this month, as polls suggest American Latino voters are warming up to President Trump. buff.ly/3JeYdDl

The next target of an anti-plagiarism campaign being conducted by a conservative activist, Christopher Rufo, is one of the nation’s most powerful economists: Lisa Cook of the Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors. buff.ly/43QQ9lL