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The Department of Education Dilutes Campus Due Process

The new Title IX guidelines allow colleges to do away with crucial fact-finding mechanisms that are the very foundation for our system of justice.

Youngkin’s English Test

It’s not too late to revise Virginia’s draft English Language Arts standards. The governor should get to it quickly.

The Conservative Movement Is Defending Free Markets — from Both Sides

Limited government and free markets are under threat from the left and from some on the right. But principled conservatives are pushing back.

Democrats’ Leonard Leo Subpoena Threatens, Panders — and Backfires

The Left’s continuing campaign to harass Leonard Leo aims to intimidate, raise money, and delegitimize the rule of law.

On Israel and Iran, Hungary Is Playing Both Sides

Some of the Orbán government’s notable public defenses of Israel are undercut by its repeated outreach to the Islamic Republic.

Nothing Good Comes from Columbia University Radicalism

It’s Columbia 1968 — the antisemitic version. Israel is to today’s radicals what the Pentagon was to 1968’s.

Will the Supreme Court Fundamentally Change Tax Policy?

The Court is set to issue a ruling in June that could redefine taxable income, potentially opening the door to a whole range of...

We can’t trust Joe Biden to stand with Israel, lead America on the world stage

While some politicians will claim that the bill before the Senate today is some magic bullet that will restore order and protect democracy across the world, we know that’s a lie.

Trump gag order hearing kicks off hush money trial: Live updates

Former President Trump’s hush money trial on Tuesday will begin with a New York judge hearing arguments over whether the former president violated a gag order imposed on him in the case. Prosecutors with the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office claim Trump has so far violated the order barring him from attacking witnesses, prosecutors, court staff...

Man who stormed Capitol with Confederate flag, pepper sprayed officers sentenced to prison

A Kentucky man charged for using pepper spray against law enforcement officers and carried a Confederate flag while storming the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, was sentenced Monday to over two years in prison. Isreal James Easterday, 23, was sentenced to two and a half years in prison and 500 hours of community service. He...

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