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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—July 12

2009—In an interview in the New York Times Magazine, Justice Ginsburg offers this, er, interesting comment why she was “surprised” by the Court’s 1980 decision...

Government Shouldn’t Enlist Private Companies to Do Its Dirty Work

There are compelling indications of both the need for a corporate-culture change and the prospects for it.

The Time When Biden Did Drop Out

What lessons can we draw from his 1987 exit from the presidential race?

GOP Spending Groups Raise $15 Million in Second Quarter to Boost Down-Ballot Republicans

It was a record-breaking second-quarter haul that brought the groups’ combined fundraising to $62.7 million this cycle.

Corner Post: Helping Hold the Administrative State to Account

Ensuring that injured parties can obtain relief from meritless federal agency rules, regardless of how long ago the rules were issued, is a crucial...

Maybe Biden Isn’t Such a Kind-Hearted, Wise Statesman after All

The empathizer-in-chief and savior of democracy has become, in a matter of about two weeks, a clueless and selfish threat to all that Democrats...

It’s up to voters now: Choose presidents who won’t abuse immunity

The job of American voters just became more important and more difficult.

Ashley Judd calls on Biden to step aside

Actress Ashely Judd on Friday became the second high-profile celebrity this week to call on President Biden to end his reelection campaign and allow someone else to take on former President Trump this fall. In an op-ed in USA Today, Judd noted that some of her closest friends and family are Trump supporters. Their beliefs,...

Inflation is finally down, but don’t pop the champagne just yet 

Oil prices are up 15 percent compared to last year, while gasoline prices have hardly budged.

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