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Study Finds School Choice Does Not Harm Student Outcomes in Wisconsin Public Schools

When the public school monopoly has competitors, schools ‘become more efficient,’ said Will Flanders with the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty.

More ‘Herd Culling’ by Academic Leftists

When academic leftists want someone gone, nothing can stand in their way.

The Three Constitutional Wrongs of Strong Statutory Stare Decisis

Just as adding three negative values does not create a positive one, so too in constitutional jurisprudence: Three wrongs don’t magically make a right.

Frivolous Trump Arguments against the Mar-a-Lago Indictment

It’s an old strategy, when the factual details of conduct are indefensible, to attack the prosecution itself as illegitimate.

Conservative rebels push McCarthy to defund 1,100 federal programs in government spending fight

The small group of conservative lawmakers that has paralyzed the House is pushing Speaker Kevin McCarthy to back the defunding of more than 1,100 unauthorized federal programs in the upcoming government spending fight.

Conservatism: Alive, well and even growing

Social conservatives may get some more company in the very near future. And that company would come from other conservatives. So says a Gallup poll, with lots of numbers.

GOP lawmakers question banks on whether they provided private customer data following Jan. 6 riot

House Republican lawmakers raised concerns with major banks Monday about voluntarily providing the FBI and other federal law-enforcement agencies with customers' private financial data during investigations of the Jan. 6, 2021 riot at the U.S. Capitol.

Biden administration urges states to slow down on dropping people from Medicaid

The Biden administration on Monday urged states to slow down their purge of Medicaid rolls, citing concerns that large numbers of lower-income people are losing health care coverage due to administrative reasons.

Kirby says he was as truthful as possible about Chinese spy station in Cuba

A top White House official accused of misleading the public on China's plans to build a spy station in Cuba said Monday that he was constrained by the sensitive nature of a media report on the potential national-security threat to the U.S.

Spending is up, revenue is down as federal budget deficit tops $1 trillion

Uncle Sam's income has plummeted this year, sending the federal deficit spiraling deeper into the red than analysts had predicted and leaving officials grasping for answers.

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