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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 11

1990—More from Florida justices Rosemary Barkett and Gerald Kogan. In Stall v. State, the Florida supreme court adheres to its precedents holding that Florida’s statute criminalizing obscenity is…

Modern science can reverse heart disease. Washington prefers cheap statins

A quiet algorithmic coup recently reshaped American medicine. The American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association released their updated dyslipidemia guidelines. By retiring older risk calculators in favor of the new Predicting Risk of Cardiovascular Disease EVENTS, or PREVENTS, equations, these centralized medical bodies expanded the age range for primary cardiovascular prevention up […]

AI will decide how the Holocaust is remembered. Don’t leave that to conspiracy theorists

A student raises her hand and asks a question into the microphone. The woman on the screen in front of them pauses, blinks, and answers. The classroom falls quiet as Holocaust survivor Sonia Warshawski describes what she lived through in her own words. For a moment, it feels as if she is sitting with the […]

‘Israel’s Lobby’ offers a simplistic, caricatured view of U.S.-Israel relations

In Israel’s Lobby: America in the Grip of a Foreign Power, Eli Clifton and Ian Lustick promise to pull back the curtain on what they believe is among the most important dynamics underlying today’s politics: the pro-Israel lobby’s alleged control over American foreign policy. However, they ultimately come up short. Rather than embrace the topic’s […]

A new biography revisits ‘No Country for Old Men’ author Cormac McCarthy

Some years ago in New Orleans, I learned a word in an antiquarian bookshop, one of those places organized according to the idiosyncratic style that was no doubt an outward physical manifestation of the proprietor’s own mind and memory. On a small shelf just inside the door was the label “Crime, Murder, & Rascality.” The […]

As NYC elects socialist Mamdani, neighboring county doubles down on Trump-style leadership with Blakeman’s win

Nassau County re-elects Trump-backed executive Bruce Blakeman while New York City chooses socialist Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, amid stark political divide.

GOP lawmakers rally behind Trump’s Venezuela strikes as critics question legality

The U.N. condemns Trump’s Venezuela strikes as violations of international law as U.S. lawmakers clash over sovereignty and global legal standards.

The results are in: 2025’s biggest winner and losers from the off-year elections

The 2025 election cycle delivered Democratic victories in Virginia and New Jersey gubernatorial races while Republicans failed to gain ground in key state contests.

Maine voters defeat voter ID ballot initiative, approve ‘red flag’ gun restrictions

Maine voters reject voter ID requirements while approving "red flag" gun restrictions in Tuesday's election, defeating Question 1 and passing Question 2 ballot measures.

Fox News Voter Poll: Change candidate Mamdani defeats legacy political figures

A Fox News Voter Poll of more than 4,700 registered voters in New York City provides new insights into Democrat candidate Zohran Mamdani's victory.

Trump says election results not good for Republicans, citing 2 possible reasons

President Donald Trump admits government shutdown hurt Republicans in recent elections, calling the 36-day closure a 'big factor' in GOP losses on Election Day.

The GOP’s Bad Night In… Red States, Too

Besides all the headline races in the northeast, the GOP had a bad night in some under-the-radar races in Georgia and Mississippi.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—November 5

1996—If the First Amendment means anything, surely it must mean that the government must be open to funding a piece of “performance art” in...

A Big Democratic Night

No amount of gerrymandering will be able to withstand this kind of Democratic surge if it materializes again in a year’s time.

What Zohran Mamdani’s Policies Will Do to New York

The mayor-elect has a terrible proposal for just about every problem the city faces.

RFK Jr.’s Cherry-Picked Science

What the HHS secretary is doing could jeopardize, not help, public health.

Trump’s Tariff Case Is a Chance for the Supreme Court to Limit Emergency Powers

Such an outcome could prevent future progressive administrations from abusing the same law in, say, the name of climate change.

J.D. Vance’s half-brother loses in race for Cincinnati mayor

Vice President J.D. Vance's half-brother, Cory Bowman, lost in the race for mayor of Cincinnati against incumbent Democrat Aftab Pureval.

Texas Democrats Menefee and Edwards advance to runoff for vacant U.S. House seat

Democrats Christian Menefee and Amanda Edwards advanced to a runoff Tuesday night in a special election for a U.S. House seat that has been vacant since March and will narrow the GOP's slim majority once a winner is sworn in.

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