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Bill Kristol Has No Business Making Demands of NR

No one is obligated to agree with Kristol about the war in Ukraine.

Wellesley College Students Vote to Open Admissions to All Nonbinary, Transgender Applicants

Officials at the women’s liberal arts college say they have ‘no plan’ to change the school’s admissions policy.

My Review of New Scalia Biography

At Law & Liberty, I review James Rosen’s new biography of Justice Scalia.

New York AG to Host ‘Drag Story Hour’ for Children in Manhattan

The event is cosponsored by Drag Story Hour NYC, a nonprofit that has been given taxpayer funds to send drag performers into schools and...

Senate advances vote to repeal Bush-era war authorizations that led to Gulf War, invasion of Iraq

The Senate is advancing a vote to repeal two decades-old Iraq War authorizations as lawmakers on both sides of the aisle push to reclaim congressional war powers 20 years after the last invasion by U.S. troops.

Border chief says border is not under control, undercuts Mayorkas’ assertions

Homeland Security does not have "operational control" of the border, the top Border Patrol agent told Congress Wednesday, contradicting the words of his boss, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

DeSantis calling Russia-Ukraine war a ‘territorial dispute’ draws rebukes from GOP allies

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is catching flak from Republican Party allies and Ukrainian officials for characterizing Russia's invasion of the Eastern European country as a "territorial dispute."

Schumer whacks House GOP energy package as ‘unserious’

Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer came out swinging Wednesday against an energy package from House Republicans, blasting the legislation as a "dead-on-arrival and unserious proposal" for Senate Democrats.

Lobbyists fueled by AI will hack the lawmaking process for hidden interests, technologists warn

New artificial intelligence tools will let lobbyists hack the lawmaking process and insert unnoticed text that benefits hidden power brokers, a pair of Harvard-based technologists say.

TikTok considering a divorce from Chinese owner, ByteDance

TikTok may split from its Chinese-owned parent company, ByteDance, to deal with privacy concerns in the U.S. about the video-sharing app.

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