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DeSantis accepts CNN debate in New Hampshire

Republican presidential candidate and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis will attend CNN’s debate in New Hampshire next month. “Given the short amount of time between the Iowa Caucus and New Hampshire’s primary, participating in multiple debates on different networks is the best way for Granite State voters to hear the contrast between the candidates as well...

Can a simple procedural reform fix universities’ speech policies?  

Inserting an initial review panel into the disciplinary process changes the incentive structure of the university in a salutary way. It takes the decision as to whether offensive speech is protected out of the hands of those whose job it is to prevent offensive conduct, and places it in the hands of neutral parties whose only incentive is to make the correct jurisdictional judgment.

Vivek Ramaswamy reveals his ‘ideal’ VP pick: ‘That’s the mold you want’

GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy told voters at a campaign stop in Iowa on Friday that CEO Elon Musk would be the "mold" from which he would pick a vice presidential candidate.

California Democrat secretary of state to allow Trump on GOP presidential primary ballot: ‘I must be better’

California Secretary of State Shirley Weber said that she has decided to follow the rule of law and allow former President Donald Trump on the state's primary ballot.

Judge blocks most of an Iowa law banning some school library books and discussion of LGBTQ+ issues

Judge Stephen Locher has issued an injunction which prevents enforcement of large parts of an Iowa law designed to ban explicit material from school libraries; argues text of law is too broad.

Biden administration urged to increase electric vehicle infrastructure

As President Biden’s goal to shift to electric vehicles moves closer, some energy experts say the administration needs to look at power infrastructure before pushing for more sales.

GOP voters appear unbothered by Nikki Haley’s Civil War gaffe: ‘pile of bull—-’

Nikki Haley flubbed an answer about the Civil War and is struggling to break the bad news cycle, but voters suggest the gaffe hasn’t swayed their vote.

How recent ‘swatting’ calls targeting officials may prompt heavier penalties for hoax police calls

Following a spate of swatting hoaxes targeting political figures, states such as Ohio and Virginia have upped the penalties for the fraudulent calls.

Here’s why people are flocking to Texas — and fleeing New York

Texas, perhaps even more so than Florida, is a prime destination.

Grand Central tourist stabbing shows urgent need for mental-health action

About two weeks prior, the man accused of the stabbing, Steven Hutcherson, was released at a court hearing for a previous charge.

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