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Latest MTA ridership news shows how far New York City still must climb

In a somewhat grim bit of “good” news, a Partnership for New York City analysis of MTA data shows serious ridership gains at key subway...

TED = echo chamber, Trudeau’s Nazi blunder and other commentary

“This past April, I gave a talk at the yearly TED conference” defending color blindness, i.e. “the idea that we should treat people without...

The Minnesota Supreme Court Will Tee Up Trump’s Ballot Eligibility

There is some reason to hope that the legal system will close the book on this question in advance of the primaries.

The Standardized-Test ‘Duopoly’ Isn’t All Bad

The presence of several options negates the ‘standardization’ of a standardized test.

Paul Ryan says Republicans will lose if Trump is the nominee

Former House Speaker Paul Ryan said Tuesday that Republicans will lose the presidential election if Donald Trump is the nominee and that he expects hard-right followers of Trump to force a government shutdown within days.

Federal judge throws out Texas ‘drag ban’ on free-speech grounds

A federal judge threw out a Texas law prohibiting "sexually oriented performances" in public or where they may be viewed by children, saying the so-called "drag ban" represented an unconstitutional infringement on free speech.

Senate to move first on stopgap bill while McCarthy blames Biden for shutdown showdown

The Senate is leapfrogging the House with a stopgap spending bill ahead of the Saturday shutdown deadline when government funding expires.

Biden’s dog Commander bites another Secret Service employee at the White House

President Joe Biden's dog Commander has bitten another U.S. Secret Service employee.

Lawmakers seek answers after reports of links between top Pentagon official and Iran

A senior Pentagon official who earlier worked for Robert Malley, the State Department's special envoy to Iran who had his security clearance suspended earlier this year, is alleged to have been part of a soft-power influence operation created and managed by officials in Tehran.

California under scrutiny as GOP candidates gather for debate

Republican presidential hopefuls will be in for a treat Wednesday when they gather for their second candidate debate at the spectacular Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California. The Republican National Committee, however, has issued a fact-based report on the event that offers insight for the hopefuls themselves -- but not much love for the host state.

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