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By Joseph Ford Cotto

That is a public-relations failure on part of the GOP, yet also a shortcoming of American voters in identifying the clear facts of their reality.

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By John F. Di Leo

This is an exciting story for the American heartland, and also for America in general.

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By J.B. Shurk

Carney and Burnham are Dumb and Dumber.

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By Mario Alexis Portella

China’s challenge to the U.S. is not merely a new great-power rivalry. 

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By Arman Borghei, Kolin C. Tang, Nicholas Ono

In Trump v. Slaughter, a 6-3 majority ruled that Congress cannot shield members of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) from being fired by the President at will.

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By Sloan Oliver

Why did violent crime increase in the black community after all the civil rights legislation of the mid-60s, after it became illegal to discriminate based on skin color? 

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By James Conway

When a judge with a less-than-stellar record makes a consequential decision concerning one of Britain’s most controversial pro-borders advocates, what safeguards ensure that justice is not only impartial, but demonstrably impartial?

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By Frank Friday

Preacher Andy seems to think that being a good neighbor is now about how generous the government can be with your tax money.

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By Luis Gonzalez

What matters is when the expectation of alignment becomes pervasive enough that people begin policing one another's silence.

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By Ron Wright

The ruling answered who holds the ballots, not what happened to them. The real fight is over who controls the investigation.

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By Oliver Martin

Russia spent the last week of September bombing Kyiv’s internet, which has serious ramifications for the direction of the war.

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By Lars Møller

Counter-Revolution from the Vendée to Trump.

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By Jeannie DeAngelis

Why are women who kill their children treated differently from men who kill their children? There are many cases.

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By Vince Coyner

There’s a very real hidden economic value behind billionaires’ conspicuous consumption.

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By Christopher Chantrill

Our lefty friends have stolen the ordinary ways of describing human society and turned them into political weapons against their enemies. 

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By Thomas Kolbe

When it comes to the details of social-state engineering, the firewall parties work hand in hand -- as efficiently as a well-oiled machine.

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By Kevin Finn

When a society treats dependency as a reason to end a life, it may also change how people think about human worth. 

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By Hank Vanderbeek

Masculinity doesn't need another rebranding campaign. It needs its counterfeits stripped away and its enduring virtues practiced.

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By Brian C. Joondeph, M.D.

How overusing powerful words eventually drains them of their meaning.

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By Arthur Schaper

The problem for Democrats is that everything that makes Shapiro nationally viable is something that Democrats hate.