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North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein has raised $5.7M since July for his run at governorship

Current Attorney General of North Carolina Josh Stein claims to have a record-breaking campaign fund for his 2024 gubernatorial run. Candidates will soon have to report their numbers.

Gen. Lloyd Austin’s ‘secret’ hospitalization: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 12, 2024

The Issue: Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s “secret” hospitalization after complications from elective surgery.

Bipartisan Congress wants to defund colleges over legacy admissions — it’s about time

"The fact that your parents or grandparents happened to have a sheepskin from a particular college on the wall should in no way influence...

Hunter’s Calculated Hijinks

Contempt is better than taking the Fifth.

Hunter Biden Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Tax Charges

Last month, the first son was indicted in California on nine criminal charges as part of a Department of Justice investigation into his taxes.

A Stanley Cup for Women

Trending in tumblers.

Harvard Students Sue University over Failure to Address ‘Severe and Pervasive’ Antisemitic Harassment on Campus

The suit comes after Harvard president Claudine Gay resigned amid backlash over her comments at a congressional hearing on antisemitism.

Working class overwhelmingly prioritizes manufacturing over climate change

What does the working class really want? That is the headline of George Packer’s review of seven recent books on politics and the economy for the Atlantic. And while the article gives a surprisingly fair hearing to the role mass migration has played in the decline of America’s working class, it still suffers from a […]

The California nanny state is coming for youth football

The state legislature of California has run out of ways to legalize abortion and the sterilization of children and now wants to ban youth tackle football. State Assembly Bill 734 would ban children under the age of 12 from taking part in the great American tradition of tackle football, and the Assembly committee tasked with […]

Hot take: Violent criminals belong in jail

Washington, D.C., has a revolutionary idea on how to combat its crime crisis: arrest and incarcerate violent criminals. Councilwoman Brooke Pinto, chairwoman of the City Council’s Judiciary and Public Safety Committee, has proposed more stringent laws and penalties for the council to consider. The proposal would increase the maximum sentencing for gun crimes from one […]

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