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Democrat Rep Hoyle received campaign donations from cannabis entrepreneurs who applied for grant she oversaw

Rep. Val Hoyle, D-Ore., accepted congressional campaign donations from a handful of cannabis entrepreneurs who were awarded a taxpayer-funded grant she oversaw during her tenure as Oregon's labor commisioner.

Indiana state rep arrested driving while intoxicated, leaving site of car crash

An Indiana state representative was arrested Wednesday on charges of operating a vehicle while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident.

DeSantis says he’ll ‘counterpunch’ against Trump but aims to keep focus on policy rather than personal attacks

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is taking his first steps on the presidential campaign trail, and he is stepping up his counterattacks against Donald Trump.

Trump’s latest policy pitch: A massive birthday party for the nation

Donald Trump’s latest idea to enshrine American greatness is to throw the country “the most spectacular” birthday bash — one that will last all...

FBI Director Wray Doesn’t Have a Leg to Stand on in Contempt Fight

The director’s defiance of Congress’s subpoena is contemptuous. If he persists in it, Congress should hold him accountable.

How Goes the Battle against CRT in American Colleges?

Cornell law professor William Jacobson discusses it in great detail.

And Another Problem Afflicting Higher Education

Heather Mac Donald argues that one major issue is how the modern campus has become overwhelmingly feminized.

‘Conjoined Twins’: Beijing Claims Elon Musk Backs Continued U.S.-China Codependence

Musk joined several high-profile American executives in traveling to China to sure up relations after the pandemic.

Highly decorated Marine officer nominated to be next commandant

President Joe Biden has nominated a highly decorated Marine officer who has been involved in the transformation of the force to be the next Marine Corps commandant.

Colorado tackles eating disorders by limiting use of BMI and diet pill sales to kids

In the midst of a surge in eating disorders across the country, Colorado's acting governor signed bills Tuesday that will create a state program dedicated to addressing the mental illness, limit the use of body mass index in determining treatment and restrict the sale of diet pills to minors.

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