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Kentucky governor vetoes sweeping criminal justice bill, says it would hike incarceration costs

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear vetoed a criminal justice bill for what he said would be its "tremendous fiscal impact" without accompanying fiscal analysis.

Trump could haul in massive amount of campaign cash during Atlanta, Orlando fundraising swing: what to know

Former President Trump to haul in roughly $15 million at top dollar fundraisers in Atlanta and Orlando as the former president aims to close gap with President Biden in 2024 election rematch cash dash

GOP plans to grind Senate to a halt if Democrats table Mayorkas impeachment trial

Senate Republicans are planning to prevent anything from getting done in the upper chamber if Schumer and Democrats do not allow an impeachment trial for DHS secretary Mayorkas.

Famed photographer quits Ford board over Liz Cheney snub

A Pulitzer Prize-winning political photographer resigned Tuesday from the board of the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Foundation, blasting the group for cowardice in rejecting...

What James Buckley Stood for on Abortion

The ‘sainted junior senator from New York,’ serving shortly after Roe, did not believe abortion was only a matter for the states.

The Left’s Climate-Nuisance Lawfare Strategy Faces Major Test as Honolulu Sues Oil Giant

The Hawaii supreme court held that the city may pursue its tort claims against Sunoco, regardless of where the emissions originated.

Unionization of College Athletes Is the Real Madness

Union demands could force thousands of student athletes to lose their visas.

Biden’s Student-Loan Power Grab

There is hardly any segment of the American population less deserving of special favors from the federal government than college graduates.

Pro-Palestinian Activism Moves to the Suburbs

Campuses and cities aren’t the only targets of activist ire, as the residents of Teaneck and other N.J. towns have discovered.

Virginia’s public schools need to stay in their lane regarding student absences

This weekend, as we sat on the sidelines of our children’s lacrosse game, a mother told me about an incident at her son’s Fairfax County public school. When her mother, the student’s grandmother, went into his school late to sign in her grandson following his doctor’s appointment, the administrative assistant looked at her doubtingly and […]

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