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Comparing Socialism with Interventionist Capitalism

Those beating the drums for utopian socialism in America could benefit from an education in real-world consequences.

Massachusetts Makes Way for More Death

Governor Maura Healey signed an anyplace-anytime abortion policy into law, prompting celebration in the...

Why Did Illinois Duck the DSA Wave?

Old-fashioned Chicago corruption looks better than drowning in incompetent activist government.

No, Fauci’s Texts Are Not Proof of a Conspiracy to Hide Vaccine Risks to Pregnant Women

In private and public, Fauci pointed out that there was no data showing that...

Immigration groups ask judge to block Trump’s new birthright citizenship order

Immigrant rights advocates rushed to a federal court Tuesday to ask the judge to shut down President Trump's latest attempt to restrict birthright citizenship, saying the Supreme Court has already settled the issue and the White House lost.

From ballrooms to the Midway: Mike Davis takes his party to the Iowa State Fair

The conservative political strategist is taking his show on the road, heading to the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines later this month for a private bash.

Joe Biden’s cancer has spread further, leaving him in ‘very painful’ condition, Hunter reveals

Hunter Biden told the BBC that his father's prostate cancer has metastasized into his bones, calling it "very painful" and "very debilitating."

Hawaii voters hit the polls as Gov. Josh Green dominates, progressive takes aim at Dem congressman

Hawaii's 1st Congressional District primary pits Rep. Ed Case against Jarrett Keohokalole, who opposes Donald Trump tariffs and ICE enforcement.

The Lancet: Wildfires the Latest “Health Emergency”

The plan here could not be more obvious: Treat fires as a public health emergency and justify increasingly coercive regulation of individual freedom.

Democrats in Michigan urge voters to rally behind candidates after bitter primary fights

Michigan Democrats on Friday urged voters to rally behind their statewide candidates, three days after a bitter U.S. Senate contest highlighted divisions between the party's progressive and moderate wings.

‘DEI queen’: Virginia Dem’s past embrace of far-left prosecutors unearthed

Shannon Taylor's record as Henrico County prosecutor clashes with her tough-on-crime campaign image as she seeks Virginia's 1st congressional district.

The anti-incumbent wave crashes on Rhode Island

Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee has a month to turn around primary challenger Helena Foulkes’ 20-point lead or become the first sitting U.S. governor...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 8

2005—NARAL unleashes a mendacious television ad against confirmation of John Roberts’s nomination to the Supreme Court. The ad features a woman injured in the 1998 bombing...

Is There a Boomer–Zoomer War?

Young people don’t believe that the status quo is setting them up for success. They feel it’s further cushioning the Boomers’ retirement.

A Foreseeable and Dire Munitions Crisis

Not only is this embarrassing, it is dangerous.

Thirty Years Later, Welfare Reform Is Still a Model That Works

The law holds lessons for how we should handle the rest of the social safety net.

The Unwelcome Return of Sentimental Socialism

This would not be the first generation of youth to revel in abstractions while seeking instant community with the like-minded and wrongheaded.

Senate confirms Trump pick Todd Blanche as new attorney general

Senate Republicans voted to confirm Todd Blanche as the new full attorney general, overcoming stiff headwinds President Trump created for his own nominee and installing a new top cop at the Justice Department.

Senators head for the exits without meeting Trump’s demands for voting bill

Senators headed for the exits in the predawn hours Saturday, ending for now a crushing standoff over President Trump's demands that they stay in session to pass a strict proof-of-citizenship voting bill before the summer recess.

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