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Eric, listen to Eric
By American Thinker
The newly Republican mayor of Dallas might have…
➔ iMAD in the Middle East
By Yedioth News
Opinion: Israel and Hezbollah's relationship…
➔ iSave Sugarloaf Mountain
By The Washington Post
It’s too important to the region to let it be…
➔ iWhich god do you serve?
By American Thinker
There really are no atheists — just people…
➔ iWho Is Google Actually Hurting?
By Slate
Here are the groups that are most affected by…
➔ iIs Soft Power Making a Comeback?
By Foreign Policy
Global powers are turning to it—with mixed…
➔ iSouth African History From Above
By Foreign Policy
A sweeping new history of the country focuses…
➔ iThe Children Win in North Carolina
By The Wall Street Journal
It’s the tenth state to give school choice to…
➔ iWill Bob Menendez Keep His Pension?
By The Wall Street Journal
A conviction wouldn’t be enough under current…
➔ iCalifornia's Smash-and-Grab Politics
By The Wall Street Journal
Thieves are a menace. So are Sacramento officials…
➔ iThere's a High in the Middle of Ohio
By The Wall Street Journal
A new Dayton factory will produce flying cars…
➔ iE.J. Dionne was right on child poverty
By The Washington Post
How can the richest country in the world tolerate…
➔ iCalifornia Wants to Know Your Emissions
By The Wall Street Journal
Sacramento moves to enforce CO2 disclosures on…
➔ iFlorida Takes the Classic Learning Test
By The Wall Street Journal
Could this be a first step in breaking the SAT…
➔ iThe SEC Wants to Spy on Your Portfolio
By The Wall Street Journal
The Consolidated Audit Trail will record your…
➔ iBiden Does Big Labor's Bidding in Mexico
By The Wall Street Journal
Trade Representative Katherine Tai engages in…
➔ iChicago's Brandon Johnson, Grocery Mogul
By The Wall Street Journal
Will the progressive mayor be willing to stop…
➔ iThe question of racist red light cameras
By American Thinker
What matters more in a criminal encounter: race…
➔ iThere's no way gun confiscation can work
By American Thinker
Unless the people pushing for it have a different…
➔ iA Christian in the dirty world of politics
By American Thinker
It's not a solution to our problems just to…
➔ iSchool Choice in Texas: the Easy or Hard Way
By The Wall Street Journal
Lawmakers can pass a bill during the special…
➔ iWhy the DeSantis campaign isn’t taking off
By American Thinker
The candidacy of Ron DeSantis has fallen to fifth…
➔ iHow to Get Chinese Elites to Support Democracy
By Foreign Policy
It may be in their own self-interest.
➔ iIsrael's new Swedish friends are the wrong crowd
By Haaretz
➔ iBreast self-exams are crucial for early detection
By The Washington Post
Until we have technology to predetermine which…
➔ iHow Trump is already looking past the GOP primary
By The Washington Post
Confident of a primary win, he can pivot his…
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- Ronald Reagan