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House Homeland Democrats back Mayorkas, slam GOP ‘sham’ ahead of impeachment hearing

Democrats on the House Homeland Security Committee say Republicans are turning a policy dispute over the border into a "politically motivated" impeachment push.

Should We Strive for Viewpoint-Neutral College Teaching?

Viewpoint neutrality sounds nice, but it won’t save our civilization.

Just Say ‘No’ to Teachers’ Unions, Too

It’s easy to say ‘No’ to nobody. It’s much harder to say ‘No’ to teachers’ unions that have considerable power to end Democrats’ political...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—January 10

Less than eight years out of law school, Berkeley law professor Goodwin Liu submits his written testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee opposing the...

Republican Voters Can — and Should — Rethink Nominating Trump

He’s a risky bet, he committed serious offenses against our constitutional order, and there are better alternatives.

Ohio Just Disproved a Gun-Control Talking Point

Critics believed constitutional carry in the state would increase crime. They were wrong.

There’s Still Time for the GOP Race to Surprise Us

And tonight’s debate could at least help settle the DeSantis–Haley feud going into Iowa.

Does Chris Christie Want to Be Remembered as the Guy Who Saved Trump?

If the former governor drops out and Trump wins anyway, Christie could still argue for the rest of his days that he put aside...

Should retailers use facial recognition at all?

The Federal Trade Commission has banned Rite Aid “from using facial recognition technology for surveillance purposes for five years,” according to a December FTC press release. The ban came following the FTC’s finding that the pharmacy retail chain “failed to implement reasonable procedures and prevent harm to consumers in its use of facial recognition technology in hundreds […]

Even Congress’s ‘tax extenders’ are about more benefits

Congress’s long list of unfinished business for the new year includes “tax extender” legislation, which is normally considered before lawmakers adjourn for the holidays in December. The fact that this legislation has lingered into January isn’t the only oddity. In an era of already rapidly rising spending, the more troubling anomaly is much of that […]

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