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Carl Heastie wants proof of how penalties curb crime? Here you go

Carl Heastie says he wants an example of how penalties curb crime, but they're numerous. His real reason for opposing consequences for criminals is...

Anti-Israel ‘Squad’ Democrat Jamaal Bowman down 17 Points in New Primary Poll

The numbers are even worse for Bowman among Democrats who voted in at least three of the past four primary elections.

Majority of Americans Support SCOTUS Decision Barring States from Taking Trump off the Ballot: Poll

The Supreme Court ruled 9–0 to keep Trump on the ballot.

More Wokeness in Medicine

A prominent medical journal would prefer to blame preeclampsia on racism rather than on risk factors attributable to genetics and behavior.

The Wrong Reason to Kill a Stadium Project

At George Mason University, the whiners won.

AI-powered chatbot caught telling NYC businesses to break the law

An artificial intelligence-powered chatbot created by New York City to help small business owners is under criticism for dispensing bizarre advice that misstates local policies and advises companies to violate the law.

‘Cross-dressing’ conservatives: Study blasts House conservatives for nearly $1 billion in earmarks

Conservatives in the House Freedom Caucus requested nearly $1 billion in pork-barrel "earmark" spending over the last two years, according to an analysis Wednesday that labeled the 22 earmarkers as "cross-dressing" conservatives.

Hogan hops on tour bus for Senate campaign

Larry Hogan -- the 62nd governor of Maryland -- is not done with public life in his beloved state. Mr. Hogan is running for the U.S. Senate and his campaign is -- literally -- picking up speed.

Wisconsin voters pass two amendments related to 2020 ‘Zuckerbucks’ issue

Wisconsin voters approved two constitutional amendments Tuesday on the administration of elections, including a ban on private money known as "Zuckerbucks."

Alabama hospital to stop IVF treatments at the end of 2024 due to ‘litigation concerns’

An Alabama hospital said it plans to stop offering in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments at the end of this year due to “litigation concerns” surrounding the therapy. Mobile Infirmary said “it will no longer be able to offer” IVF services in a news release on Wednesday. The decision follows Alabama’s Supreme Court ruling that people...

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