Sloan: What to do about the Columbia University protestors
What is it about Columbia University that seems to attract anarchic, fanatical madness?
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Davis: Strong voter ID laws confirm not just who you are but where you live
The debate over voter ID typically centers on the need to prove we are who we say we are when we vote, which is obviously very important. But voter ID can and should also be used to prove we live where we say we live.
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Lyman: Prosecutors accuse Trump of ‘criminal scheme’ to ‘corrupt’ 2016 election; Russia hoaxers walk free
In opening statements on Monday, Manhattan prosecutors sought to convince a jury that former President Donald Trump “orchestrated a criminal scheme to corrupt the 2016 presidential election.”
Markos: Opposition to Trump is rooted in contempt for ordinary voters
A complaint I hear increasingly leveled at contemporary American politicians is that they are out of touch with voters, if not downright contemptuous of them.
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Kittle: All things considered, lawmakers say it’s time to defund NPR
All things considered, National Public Radio represents the left wing of American journalism. Conservatives, of course, have known that for years.
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Supreme Court could pave the way for homeless camp bans in hearing of anti-camping complaint
As the nation’s homelessness crisis deepens, the Supreme Court on Monday will weigh a case that has captured the attention of state officials with some of the largest homeless populations.
How much do we really know about the composition of the Trump jury?
The first week of former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial has concluded, and a full jury has been chosen — twelve jurors and six alternates. Beginning next week, they’ll put to the test Trump’s contention that he can’t get a fair trial in liberal Manhattan.
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Rep. Jake LaTurner of Kansas joins Republican run for the exit in Congress
Eastern Kansas Rep. Jake LaTurner announced Thursday he won’t seek re-election to his seat in the U.S. House after less than two terms.
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Miltimore: Sen. Rand Paul exposes the ‘Great Covid Cover-up’
In an explosive new op-ed, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) claimed that at least 15 separate federal agencies knew that attempts to create a COVID-19-like coronavirus were being undertaken at the Wuhan Institute of Virology as early as January 2018.
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New polling finds Biden’s approval rate slumping, disapproval rate growing
The State of the Union Address may not have had the result for President Joe Biden that he would have hoped.
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