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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 11

2017—In a New York Times interview just days after his retirement from the Seventh Circuit, Reagan appointee Richard A. Posner provides a candid description of his lawless “pragmatism”:   “I…
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What 9/11 Brought from Fringe to Forefront

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Why We Need to Remember 9/11

As memory fades, it is important to recount what happened on that day, who...
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