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Charges Dropped against Gold Star Father Arrested During State of the Union Address

Steve Nikoui’s son, Lance Corporal Kareen Nikoui, is one of 13 Marines killed at the Abbey Gate bombing.

The Debt: Another Gray Rhino

The CBO isn’t looking for a financial crisis until 2053. That looks optimistic, but setting a precise alternate date is unwise.

Higher-Ed-Reform Efforts in Arizona

In quite a few non-blue states, we find higher-education-reform efforts moving forward.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—March 20

By a vote of 4 to 2, the California supreme court rules (in Committee to Defend Reproductive Rights v. Myers) that the state constitution...

Is There an Urban Future?

To achieve a rebirth, cities must attract middle-class families, upwardly mobile immigrants, and entrepreneurs. And they must cultivate neighborhoods.

High Government Pay and High Taxes Are Laying the Economy Low

When federal-government employees make 40 percent more than private-sector ones, and when the top 1 percent pay 46 percent of all income taxes, something...

The President Shouldn’t Be Able to Seize Land Unilaterally

The Supreme Court should review the Antiquities Act, well-intentioned legislation that has now morphed into a unilateral executive land-grabbing authority.

Decline to Sign the Arkansas Abortion-until-Birth Mandate

Resist the effort to place a pro-abortion constitutional amendment referendum on the ballot in Arkansas this fall.

The Beginning of the End for the Censorship-Industrial Complex?

In oral arguments this week, Biden-administration defenses of its Covid-era policy of leaning on private entities to police public discourse appeared practically indefensible.

The Damaging Legacy of Covid School Closures

Even the New York Times is acknowledging what many of us knew at the time.

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