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Exploiting civil unrest: Before court delivered Chauvin guilty verdict, Dems poured fuel on fire

As the nation braces for another round of summer riots, fueled by the radical left’s slogan of “no justice, no peace,” lamenting our country’s “systemic institutional racism,” it’s important to remember which political party has sought to bring down the collective temperature through bipartisan compromise.

Biden worsens social tension while sanctioning self-defense

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Attempting to stem a mounting surge of gun violence, President Biden has tightened firearms restrictions and urged Congress to take even more ambitious action.

The hidden energy tax: Biden punishes the 'ordinary people' that he claims to care about

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The climate change provisions in President Biden's "Infrastructure" Plan will cost American households $1,400 each year.

Mainstream media stokes fury that Trump supporters were cop killers

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There's so little we know about what really happened on Jan. 6.

Pot is growing like a weed

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There is a time in life when human beings have a chance to feel as if they can conquer the world and reach for the stars.

Biden's vaccine regime is shorting the nation's capital

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The District of Columbia is an illustrious city, but lately, its pride has been wounded.

Fact-checking cleanup on Aisle 78

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One of the fun new talking points offered by the cool kids in the Biden administration is that a new report from Moody's Analytics indicates that President Biden's infrastructure-is-really-everything-we-can-possibly-imagine plan will help create 18.9 million new jobs by 2030.

MLB's foul ball in Georgia

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When the commissioner of Major League Baseball on Friday made the knee-jerk decision to pull the 2021 All-Star Game out of Atlanta to punish Georgia for its new election-integrity law, he involved baseball in something that's none of his — or MLB's — business.

Mr. Gaetz, maybe it's time to go

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Things are not looking good for Matt Gaetz, the Florida Republican who made his name and reputation as one of Donald J. Trump's most ardent congressional supporters.

'Southwest Two-Step': Biden aims to liberate both border and ballot box

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Chaotic times spell trouble for most, opportunity for others.

Keeping the faith: Trendy prescriptions are no substitute for enduring convictions

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'Follow the science," has been the emblematic chant of high officeholders during the age of coronavirus.

Biden should answer North Korea's missiles with a missive

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Old habits die hard, and North Korea has once again greeted new American leadership with the rattling of the saber. Rather than allow the unsettling sound to reverberate unanswered, a more productive course would be to reaffirm progress toward denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula made during the previous administration, and to ask the North to do the same.

Saying 'No' to 'vaccine passports'

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COVID-19 "vaccine passports" will become the next civil-rights crisis of our time. They are un-American, a violation of individual freedom and pose a menacing privacy risk regardless of the entity requiring their use.