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Don’t Malign the U.S. Economy

People in the U.S. with very low literacy make about as much as the average worker in the U.K.

All the Customers Are Wrong

We should discuss whether freezing eggs — and the IVF procedures that normally follow — should happen at all.

Massachusetts’ New Abortion Law is ‘Normalizing the Deaths of Fully-Developed Infants,’ Pro-Lifers Warn

Governor Maura Healey recently signed into law a measure codifying full and complete access to abortion up until birth.

The Federal Department of Time-Wasting Vendettas

Thank goodness we’ve ended all that politicization of the Department of Justice!

Burritogate

‘How do you think the economy is doing’ has turned into a proxy question of ‘how do you think the president’s doing?’

Court orders do-over on Biden’s gas stove rule

A federal appeals court on Tuesday ordered the Energy Department to take a do-over on President Biden's attempt to regulate gas stoves, saying the government botched the rollout by using an abbreviated process that only applies to uncontroversial policies.

Minnesota primary is latest Democratic proxy fight for Senate and a test for Trump-backed hopefuls

The factional fight gripping the Democratic Party moved to Minnesota on Tuesday, when voters are settling another moderate-versus-progressive U.S. Senate primary.

Trump secretly left Turkey on military jet; ruse involved smuggling president in catering truck

President Trump was secretly flown out of last month's NATO summit in Turkey on a military jet instead of Air Force One, part of an elaborate ruse that included moving him in a catering container and making it appear as if he were on Air Force One due to a threat from Iran.

DNC to open summer meeting amid fundraising woes, socialist surge and calls for chair’s ouster

The Democratic National Committee will hold its summer meeting in Austin, Texas, this week amid a campaign cash crunch, a leadership dispute and a socialist insurgency fracturing the party.

WATCH: Does America still need a Surgeon General?

For more than a century, the office of the U.S. Surgeon General has evolved from its roots in the Marine Hospital Service into one of the nation's most recognizable voices on public health -- sounding the alarm on everything from smoking and AIDS to emerging health threats. But today, the future and influence of that office are being tested.

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