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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 25

2013—Ah, yes, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, champion of judicial restraint.  Two months after providing the fifth vote to invalidate the federal Defense of Marriage Act,…

Clarence Thomas, Going Further by Standing Alone

Senator Ted Cruz reflects on Justice Thomas’s extraordinary character.

The Pointless Trade War with Canada

Our country’s close friendship with its resource-rich and strategically located northern neighbor is going...

Why Democrats Can’t Moderate on Abortion

The party’s embrace of ‘access’ as the ultimate goal of abortion policy leaves no...

Trump Launches Another (Trade) War

Plus: Harry and Meghan self-deport. 

Iran-linked hackers suspected in UK power-plant shutdown after alleged Minnesota water attack

Iran-linked hackers allegedly forced a British power generator offline for four days, weeks after striking over 30 community water systems in Minnesota.

Trump wants cheaper beef. Republicans in key races warn his plan goes too far

Senate Republicans, including Tom Cotton and Tim Sheehy, push back on Trump's plan to import 300,000 metric tons of foreign ground beef to lower prices.

Socialists ripped over kids-focused push in deep-red state: ‘Next generation of comrades’

Democratic Socialists of America's Charleston chapter offers childcare training to grow "budding comrades," sparking indoctrination accusations.

Jeffries’ reported meeting with Kushner about possible Trump cooperation draws left-wing backlash

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, a New York Democrat, met with President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, reports indicate.

Mamdani jumps into Democratic Party feud, alleging boss seeking to subvert ‘will of voters’

Zohran Mamdani opposes Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn's push to add voting members to the Brooklyn Democratic Party executive committee before a fall vote.

Reporter’s Notebook: College sports bill enters legislative ‘red zone’ as season kicks off

As North Carolina and Texas Christian open the season in Dublin, the Senate's bipartisan college sports bill stalls amid disputes over NIL rules.

The Latest Trade War Helps El-Sayed

The trade war with Canada will hit Michigan particularly hard.

Five Non-Debt Problems That the U.S. Government Is Largely Ignoring

From the declining birth rate to AI’s effect on the job market, the challenges facing the United States aren’t going to resolve themselves.

Vulnerable GOP senator breaks with Trump on 2 key issues as Vance makes stop without her

Susan Collins skips JD Vance's Maine visit while opposing Trump's 50% tariffs on Canada and new postal service rules restricting mail-in voting.

Alaska Senate race’s absurd name problem gets even harder to untangle

Former Anchorage mayor Dan A. Sullivan endorses incumbent Sen. Dan S. Sullivan over a third Dan Sullivan accused of being a Democratic plant.

Fla Dem Sen-nominee Angie Nixon backed abolishing Electoral College, ranked-choice voting in resurfaced clips

Resurfaced clips show Angie Nixon backing abolishing the Electoral College, ranked-choice voting, and same-day registration in her Florida Senate bid.

Birth tourism scams draw sweeping crackdown as visa revocations climb

The State Department's new Birth Tourism and Prevention Task Force has already revoked more than 750 visas as officials track travel patterns worldwide.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 24

1995—The citizen-suit provision of the Endangered Species Act authorizes “any person” to sue for violations of the ESA. Demonstrating why liberal judicial activists should...

Jason Arday Died for Somebody’s Sins — but Not Yours

The only people left with any share of blame in his death are those who credulously and patronizingly promoted and encouraged him.

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