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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 2

1953—Less than one month after the death of Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson, President Eisenhower recess-appoints California governor Earl Warren as Chief Justice. In January…

California’s Paramount Settlement Doesn’t Stop at Antitrust

An antitrust settlement should focus on competition, not legislation.

Why the Supreme Court Should Shut Down Boulder’s Climate Case

Unable to elect legislative majorities, activists are trying to get the legal system to...

What the Modern State Gets Wrong About Execution

Medicalizing and sanitizing capital punishment erase the deterrence it is supposed to create.

Follow the Evidence at Cornell

The Cornell case may not be a rape. It is still a disgusting spectacle...

Trump teases potential Kim Jong Un meeting later this year

President Donald Trump says he expects to meet Kim Jong Un later this year, but North Korea rejected the idea of talks while praising the leaders' relationship.

US ally on Putin’s doorstep braces for war as Russia tensions take ominous turn

Russia's embassy in Britain threatened "consequences" over reported British drone use in Ukraine as Moscow escalates rhetoric against NATO allies.

Florida Leads the Way on Higher Ed and Workforce Development

Let’s stop luring young people into dubious college degrees. Use community colleges to offer them needed skills.

Propriety Politics

‘I think this is a totally disgusting tactic by Ossoff, but most Republicans don’t have a lot of credibility to complain about propriety anymore.’

Former Fauci Adviser David Morens Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy to Hide Covid-Related Records

Morens used his personal email while discussing Covid in order to circumvent public disclosure requirements.

Among Republicans, Anti-Zionism Remains Very Online

Florida primaries are yet another example of how the anti-Israel fever that has swept through the Democratic Party remains a very online phenomenon in...

Abdul El-Sayed Can’t Even Pretend to Move to the Center

All over the mainstream media, you can see a tone of pessimism about El-Sayed’s prospects in November.

Trump Is Choosing the Wrong Korea

There’s no reason to trust Kim Jong-un over our longtime ally.

Alaska primary voters set stage for races down the stretch

Alaska primary voters on Tuesday advanced Sen. Dan Sullivan and his Democratic foe Mary Peltola to the general election in a race that could decide the balance of power in Washington.

IRS moves to block illegal immigrants from claiming some tax credits

The Trump administration on Wednesday proposed new rules that would limit illegal immigrants' ability to apply for some refundable tax credits.

Sen. Darline Graham blasted over foreign policy blunder during campaign debate

Trump-endorsed Sen. Darline Graham is facing questions about her readiness to serve a six-year term after admitting in a South Carolina GOP Senate debate that she's "not that informed," about national security.

What to know about the fake election poll numbers shared and retracted by a mysterious company

Locked in a competitive reelection race, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass declared on social media last week that a new poll was evidence that her campaign was "gaining momentum."

Ted Cruz takes victory lap as iconic American brand’s stock plunges to 12-year low

Ted Cruz revived his Nike boycott on social media, saying the Betsy Ross shoe cancellation proved the brand's "marketing plan was America-hate."

Fauci scandal grows as top House committee accuses Biden Cabinet official of hiding COVID diary

James Comer demands answers from Xavier Becerra on why Anthony Fauci's COVID-19 diary and cellphone were not turned over to Congress in 2023.

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