If you teach your children nonsense for decades, it should not surprise you that you suddenly live in a culture that has no sense.
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By Brett Tolman
At the close of 2018, President Trump signed the First Step Act, the groundbreaking prison and sentencing reform bill that passed Congress with overwhelming bipartisan support.
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The Trump administration has been tough for Big Tech. With accusations of censorship, calls for antitrust action, and endless congressional hearings, the axe hanging over major technology companies like Facebook and Google seems like a permanent fixture these days. But onlookers shouldn’t be so quick to cheer on the government hangman.
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By Jed Babbin
The media usually describes conflicts such as the war in Syria as “fluid,” “volatile,” or “uncertain.” A more accurate description would be, “foreseeable.”
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By Natasha Srdoc and Joel Anand Samy
Diabetes is a disease which has grown to become a major public health crisis in the United States. In May 2019, the Centers for Diseases Control (CDC) reported that more than 110 million Americans are living with diabetes (30.3 million) or prediabetes (84.1 million).
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In his July 25 phone call to Mr. Zelensky, Mr. Trump asked the Ukrainian president to “initiate or continue an investigation” into Joe Biden,” Mr. Kessler confirmed this week.
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It can be inexplicable to witness the behavior of liberals as they appear fixated on their hatred for President Trump and conservatives in general and their apparent need to constantly publicly declare it.
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This week’s ridiculous Democratic presidential debate in Ohio sought to shoehorn 12 candidates onto one stage for nearly three hours.
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Impeachment is always constitutional if it originates in the House and if its basis is arguably for treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors.
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Progressives are floating yet another election reform: Ranked-choice voting. It's an idea so bad, even some dyed-in-the-wool liberals reject it. Former California Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a bill expanding ranked choice voting because it is "overly complicated and confusing" and "deprives voters of genuinely informed choice."
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Not everyone is born for greatness, but most Americans try to do their part, in the words of the Constitution, "in order to form a more perfect union." Some, though, spend their days attempting to transform it. Republicans and Democrats alike believe it is they who are laboring to build a better nation and their political adversaries who are wrecking it. It's an ominous trend, especially heading into a presidential election season where victory and defeat hang in the balance. When the Democratic presidential contenders take the debate stage Tuesday in Ohio, voters should gauge whether they intend to support the union the Framers formed, in transform it.
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The DC Council, having denounced the discoverer of America with habitual nasty incivility, has decided to rename the Columbus Day national holiday "Indigenous Peoples' Day." But the evidently not-fully-'woke' councilors seem to have forgotten that the unabbreviated name of the jurisdiction they oversee is the District of Columbia, a form of the name Columbus. Maybe the councillors will next change the district name to the "District of Indigenous Peoples." The new abbreviation would say more about the collective mind of the council than anything else the group has done lately.
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Gender identity and gender are not synonymous. To hold them as such is unlawful. For a law to be just, it must be based on truth. History bears that out.
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By Patrick J. Michaels
If the normal rules of science applied, we simply couldn't say that tropical cyclones are systematically getting stronger and/or more frequent due to rising temperatures.
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By Lee Edwards
San Francisco is occupied by an army of homeless men and women who have turned Baghdad-by-the-bay into Bombay-by-the-bay with some of the dirtiest slums in America.
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By Jeanne Mancini
The use of chemical abortion (sometimes referred to as "medical abortion") is on the rise, and there is an alarming push to make it ubiquitous. A recent column for The New York Times advocates for abortion pills to be "everywhere."
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By Andrew Davies
With the Halloween Brexit deadline just over two weeks away it feels surprisingly calm across Europe. Remainers should be panicking by now as they believe it will be an economic catastrophe, so is this a sign that it is not going to happen?
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A federal judge can ignore an acquittal if he or she decides the jury was wrong and "a preponderance of the evidence" suggests the defendant might actually have been guilty.
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By Paul Davis
Mr. Royle, a broadcaster and military historian, tells us, Scotland played a key role in NATO's forward maritime defense operations, which helped contain the threat from the Soviet Bear.
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In his latest book, "Reforming Journalism," Marvin Olasky dismisses the notion of "objectivity" in journalism. Everyone has a belief system, he argues, and it influences how each person approaches stories.
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By Nick Cooper
Libertarians jumping on the impeachment train seem to be forgetting a basic tenet of economics: There are no "solutions" -- only tradeoffs.
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Oh, this is Just. So. Rich. And sad. It's the brewing battle of the socialists, Bernie Sanders v. Elizabeth Warren, as they each try to distance themselves as far, far, far as possible from that dirty -- gasp, sputter, spit -- capitalism.
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Last week, the Chinese restricted the National Basketball Association (NBA) because a team official praised the Hong Kong fight for liberty, and then they censored an episode of "South Park" because it spoofed the Chinese communist government.
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World-renowned Christian evangelist Franklin Graham responded to Democratic presidential hopeful Beto O'Rourke's recent push for churches to perform same-sex unions or face the loss of their tax-exempt status with this blunt statement: No. Go, Billy. There's a whole country of Christians who think the same.
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By Tim Dahlberg - Associated Press
In the air above Hard Rock Stadium, before the bungling Redskins and hapless Dolphins took the field, a plane towed a banner calling for Miami fans to do their part to help get Washington team president Bruce Allen fired.
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Now we will see how the Washington Adversities deal with success.
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You have to admire the chutzpah of a sports league that includes 29 American teams and one Canadian club but calls its final playoff round the "World Series."
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Recently, on the Australian television program called "ABC Q&A," Jordan Peterson was confronted by a young millennial with the following question. "What is your answer to young people concerning some of the real big problems facing humanity like climate catastrophe?
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How much of the monetary gains from the Trump economic speed-up have gone to the middle class? If you ask Democratic senators and presidential candidates Elizabeth Warren or Kamala Harris or Bernie Sanders, the answer to that question is ... almost none.
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