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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—June 14

1985—In Jenkins v. Missouri, federal district judge Russell G. Clark launches his desegregation plan for the Kansas City, Missouri, School District—a plan that will...

More Evidence That the College Bubble Is Deflating

American policy gave us the higher-education bubble.

California Is Losing Its Mind

The state assembly has passed a bill targeting parents who don’t ‘affirm’ a child’s gender.

Mike Pence: Trump faces serious charges, national security could have been jeopardized

Former Vice President Mike Pence said Wednesday he cannot defend "what is alleged" in the federal indictment against former President Donald Trump over classified documents at Mar-a-Lago, but he also pledged to clean house at the Department of Justice.

Koch-backed super PAC targets Trump in digital ads

A political network backed by billionaire industrialist Charles Koch is running ads saying that former President Donald Trump is a drag on the GOP and it's time to move on.

Student loan repayment to resume in October

The Department of Education says the three-year, pandemic-induced pause on student loan repayments will end in October.

Just as Trump has forsaken the law, Republicans should forsake him

Former President Donald Trump was indicted again this week for his alleged mishandling of classified information, and the details are damning. According to the indictment, Trump not only illegally took and stored classified information after he left the White House, but openly bragged about his having done so. The disregard for the law and the office of the presidency that Trump displayed ought to disqualify him in Republican primary voters’ eyes once and for all.

Leader says Belarus now has Russian nuclear weapons, wouldn’t hesitate to use them

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said on Tuesday that his country has received Russian nuclear weapons and would not hesitate to use them if provoked. “We have got the missiles and bombs from Russia,” Lukashenko told Russian state media, according to The Associated Press, adding, “Not all of them, little by little.” “God forbid I have...

United we stand: Diverse families in our military need our support

We cannot fix the current military recruitment crisis if we don’t acknowledge the very real challenges that the military family lifestyle presents — and that includes discrimination of diverse military families.

Blinken heading to China for high-stakes meeting amid tensions with Beijing 

Secretary of State Antony Blinken will travel to Beijing this week to meet with Chinese officials to discuss the importance of maintaining open lines of communication that the Biden administration says are necessary to prevent a crisis from spiraling into conflict.  Blinken spoke with China’s foreign minister, Qin Gang, early Wednesday ahead of the top...

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