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In Virginia, a Loss, but Not a Catastrophe

The GOP didn’t achieve what it wanted to achieve. It also didn’t get blown out.

Trying to Improve on College Rankings

The U.S. News rankings, long the monopolist in the field, tell you almost nothing about the quality of education you can expect at a...

House Votes to Censure Rashida Tlaib for ‘Calling for the Destruction’ of Israel

Twenty-two Democrats voted in favor of censuring Tlaib.

Take the Long View on the Fight for Life

The loss in Ohio calls for a clear-eyed assessment of the challenges — and opportunities — for the pro-life movement in battles ahead.

How Oregon Progressives Went around the Public to Eliminate Graduation Requirements in the Name of Equity

The state board of education unilaterally extended a Covid-era moratorium on standardized testing as a graduation requirement.

Hamas’s Attacks Changed Nothing for the Biden Administration

Instead of rethinking the failed Middle East policies that led to the terrorist assault on Israel, the president is doubling down.

Growing the Government on the Backs of the Poor

Biden’s policies have put a larger burden on the poor to pay for our recent growth of government.

We’ve Had Six Years Left to Save the World for the Past 50 Years

To claim that only now do environmentalists feel the need to resort to dire predictions is to ignore the failed doomsaying of the past...

You’re not wrong, you’re evil

An ugly Election Day incident in Arlington, Virginia, captures the blind, sanctimonious aggression of today’s Left. A Republican poll greeter tweeted a video in which he is confronted by a Democrat who lobs a stomach full of self-righteous abuse at him like a clutch of Hamas rockets trying to get through Israel’s Iron Dome. Based on the details of the encounter, like its Middle East analogy, it appears to have been unprovoked.

Ohioans’ support to legalize recreational marijuana makes the state less safe for everyone

Marijuana is a harmful drug. That seems to be an unpopular opinion nowadays, but that doesn’t make the statement any less accurate. It has been linked to significant mental health problems such as depression and suicide ideation, a loss of IQ points, brain abnormalities, and a decline in cognitive functions, among other adverse effects. A recent study has even linked the drug to “heart failure and heart attacks.” Yet despite all these dangers, Ohioans approved a ballot measure Tuesday night to legalize the use of recreational marijuana in the Buckeye State.

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