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Mike Pence won’t contest subpoena to testify in Trump investigation

Former Vice President Mike Pence will no longer contest a special counsel subpoena after he won a court case limiting what prosecutors can ask of him in the testimony.

Emboldened by new supermajority, North Carolina Republicans go to work on transgender bills

North Carolina Republicans on Wednesday introduced bans on transgender treatment for minors and trans sports bills after State Rep. Tricia Cotham switched parties.

Idaho, Indiana Governors Sign Bills Prohibiting Gender-Reassignment Surgeries for Minors

Over a dozen mostly Republican states have enacted new laws curtailing minors’ access to gender-reassignment surgeries.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—April 6

Justice Harry Blackmun announces his impending retirement after 24 years on the Court.

Jacinda’s Back!

Any hopes that we might be getting a break from Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand’s former prime minister, have been dashed.

Chicago Elects to Make Things Worse

Brandon Johnson’s mayoral victory is a win for progressives, and a loss for the city itself.

Yes, America’s Cities Can Be Saved

Urban woes get a lot of attention, but providing voters with good, competent governance and normalcy is a proven recipe for success.

Connecticut Democrats Poised to Use ‘Privacy’ to Enshrine Abortion in State Constitution

Abortion is already well-protected in the state, but a proposed constitutional amendment would be a Trojan horse for more abortion radicalism.

We Need a National Conversation about National Conversations

Ignore the linguistic central planners and talk about whatever you want.

Nikki Haley touts $11 million in fundraising in first six weeks

Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley has raised more than $11 million since launching her 2024 presidential campaign in mid-February.

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