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Florida becomes first state to block welfare cash for tattoos, vapes and more

Florida will bar welfare benefits from covering tattoos, theme-park tickets, video games, vapes and other nonessential purchases under a first-in-the-nation plan Trump wants other states to follow.

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Even Abortion Supporters Admit Post-Dobbs Predictions Have Not Come True

A professor at Case Western admits that many post-Dobbs predictions made by supporters of...

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Judge Bibas and Legal Language

Sometimes the right word is unusual and unusual words stick, for better or worse.

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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 27

1996—In the face of repeated statements by the Supreme Court that the performance of...

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Data Centers Use Little Water, So Where Does It All Go?

In arid states where water is running low, irrigation is close to the whole...

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A Reminder About BigLaw’s Political Monoculture

It’s hard to find even one elite, prestigious firm where a meaningful share of donors lean Republican.

Now for the Good News: Five Problems America Has Largely Solved

You deserve a more optimistic look at those aspects of American life that have improved considerably in the past decade or two.

Spare America from the ‘Noblesse Oblige’ of This DSA Duchess

Were Grace Ryan’s approach to prevail, the cultural consequences would be catastrophic.

Trump Administration Threatens to Demolish the Kennedy Center

The Trump administration argued in court that unless the president’s name remains on the building, the Kennedy Center will need to be demolished.

Civics Education Belongs in Small Colleges, Too

Higher education reformers should take heed.

Secret Service officials placed on administrative leave over potential misconduct

Three U.S. Secret Service officials have been placed on administrative leave amid an ongoing investigation into potential misconduct, an agency spokesperson confirmed to The Washington Times.

Federal judge strikes down Texas restriction on drag shows, offers people a ‘simple’ solution

Judge David Hittner blocked Ken Paxton from enforcing Texas Senate Bill 12, citing First Amendment protections for drag shows and free speech.

‘He’s so thirsty’: Newsom’s ‘enthusiastic’ praise for Trump policy turns heads

Gavin Newsom's public praise for Trump Accounts is raising 2028 presidential campaign speculation as observers question the California governor's motives.

Army vet lawmaker marks Abbey Gate anniversary with blistering message for Biden-Harris: ‘Abject failure’

Former Army aviator Rep. Matt Van Epps introduced a resolution marking five years since the deadly Abbey Gate bombing in Kabul, Afghanistan.

SEE IT: LA Dem candidates torched by disgusted residents after ‘disgraceful’ debate: ‘Both bad’

Los Angeles Democratic mayoral candidates Karen Bass and Nithya Raman face voter fury after a debate one resident called "disgraceful" for the city.

EXCLUSIVE: State Dept reveals Portland Antifa connection to Hamas, Iran’s IRGC in sweeping terror action

A State Department memo reveals how an Italy-based tech collective built encrypted tools used by Antifa, Hamas and Hezbollah to organize attacks.

Iowa’s last Democrat on how he can win in Trump country

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SEEING DOUBLE: Second Dan Sullivan advances, setting up bizarre Alaska Senate ballot

Dan Sullivan Jr. advances to Alaska's general election, complicating the race for Sen. Dan Sullivan as ranked-choice voting amplifies name confusion.

El-Sayed’s tribute to Dolly Parton after her death sparks internet fury as critics cry foul: ‘Gimme a break’

Abdul El-Sayed's Dolly Parton tribute on X was ratioed after critics accused the Michigan Senate candidate of exploiting her death for political gain.

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