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By James Jay Carafano
Launched last June, the Massachusetts Mapping Project has called to "dismantle" dozens of Jewish American organizations, including synagogues, schools, and homes for people with disabilities.
Shares The U.S. Supreme Court is considering whether state legislatures have ultimate authority for drawing congressional district boundaries or those can be appealed to state courts.
Shares With all the talk about the discovery of mass graves in faraway Ukraine, there is little thought of such graves being discovered here in America.
Shares With its Revised Criminal Code Act of 2022, the D.C. Council proved yet again that the city is clearly not up to the responsibility of prudent self-governance that statehood would confer.
Shares By Doug Ferguson - Associated Press
Cameron Smith chose to walk away from the toughest competition to cash in on Saudi money and join LIV Golf. No one should begrudge the 29-year-old Australian for his decision. But for such a short sample size, there's no telling for how long and how hot that flame would burn.
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This Sunday, March 19, will mark the 20th anniversary of the preemptive "regime change" war with Iraq.
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If residents of Virginia and Maryland have the unfettered right to decide their respective criminal codes, why shouldn't residents of the District of Columbia be accorded the same privilege?
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Some friends of mine recently read the following announcement in their children's school newsletter: "Training Opportunity Alert for White Parents."
Shares By Justin Owen and Michael J. Reitz
Who speaks for workers?
Shares President Biden announced his administration was going to ban fossil fuel drilling from 16 million acres of federal land in Alaska. That's code for "watch your energy bills skyrocket."
Shares By Kenneth E. Thorpe
We're well into year two of President Biden's reignited Cancer Moonshot.
Shares By Ken Blackwell
Foreigners, here legally or illegally, are allowed to vote in San Francisco school board elections. You read that right. Foreigners are legally voting in San Francisco school board elections.
Shares It is often difficult to figure out if those who are responsible for the country's tax and spending policies are ignorant or worse, or if they think the voters are ignorant, or if it is a combination of the two.
Shares In an uncharacteristic move, President Biden woke up early Monday to address the nation about the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.
Shares By Shane Hachey
Columbia University just became the first Ivy League school to permanently drop the SAT or ACT requirement for undergraduate admissions. It won't be the last.
Shares Last Thursday, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell appeared before the Senate Banking Committee to discuss what they are doing about the persistent inflation plaguing the economy.
Shares By Bill Barr
Are Republicans too comfortable with losing?
Shares By Joe Patrina
Somehow, we the people have forgotten the founding principle of our country: No taxation without representation.
Shares Taxes are the price of living in a society that aspires to a brighter future. Citizen resistance rises, though, when politicians waste the fruits of their constituents' labor with callous disregard.
Shares California Democratic Gov, Gavin Newsom recently announced the state will not do business with the Walgreens drugstore chain.
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