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Putin Declaration Shows How Cutting Off Ukraine Hurts Prospects for Peace

Negotiating with Putin is probably not all that different than negotiating with Hamas — what’s his is his, and what’s yours is negotiable.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—March 14

Elevated by President Obama to the Ninth Circuit two months earlier, Mary H. Murguia still has damage to carry out as a federal district...

A New Study Shows That the U.S. Maternal-Mortality Rate Is Overestimated

Supporters of legal abortion often try to blame pro-life policies for increases in the maternal-mortality rate. Their analyses consistently fail to persuade.

Britain Rejects the Sinister Fiction of the ‘Transgender Child’

NHS has tightened its ban on ‘puberty blockers.’

The ‘Detransition’ Time Bomb

We are physically altering thousands of young kids, because they say something that few if any previous societies would have taken seriously.

The Normies Prevail: San Francisco GOP Pulled to the Center as Moderates Sweep into Party Leadership

Candidates from the moderate Briones Society won a super majority on the city’s Republican County Central Committee.

Georgia Legislators Are Trying to Prevent Another Laken Riley Tragedy

The state senate expects to vote Thursday on a bill that would require localities to comply with ICE detainer requests.

The Supreme Court Hands the Campus Surveillance State a Lifeline

Students can continue to anonymously report on one another and their professors in order to rectify ‘bias.’

Biden is coming out in opposition to plans to sell U.S. Steel to a Japanese company

President Biden is coming out in opposition to the planned sale of U.S. Steel to Nippon Steel of Japan, saying in a statement to be released Thursday that the U.S. needs to "maintain strong American steel companies powered by American steel workers."

Progress amid gridlock: It’s the American way

We hear much mourning today over federal gridlock. Because contention is built right into our system of checks and balances, Washington, D.C., institutions have actually been at loggerheads for much of our history. Yet the striking reality is that even amid government paralysis, American society has repeatedly been able to improve itself in dramatic ways.  […]

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