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Plastic pollution: Could genetically engineered bacteria be the solution?

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We live in a world of plastics. They have revolutionized medicine with life-saving devices, made space travel possible, lightened cars and planes (conserving fuel...

Is the death penalty still legitimate in 2024?

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“It’s a hell of a thing, killin’ a man,” Clint Eastwood’s character said in the 1992 Western Unforgiven. “You take away everything he’s got...

Biden administration’s threat to pharmaceutical innovation endangers lives

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The idea that the government could forcibly seize ownership of a groundbreaking invention you created is chilling. But that is the prospect the Biden...

In Fairfax County’s public schools, it’s OK to be racist against white and Asian children

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This week, I lodged a complaint with a public high school in Fairfax County that one of its teachers holds biases against white male...

Remember this about DEI ideology: At its core, it is racist

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On Sunday, I watched the movie Remember This, a remarkable tribute to former Georgetown University professor Jan Karski, a messenger for the Polish Underground...

Neither candidate should have this much power

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In delivering caucus and primary victories to former President Donald Trump, Republican voters seem poised to grant the wishes of Trump’s presumed opponent, President...

The dangers of progressive antisemitism

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Like most American Jews I know, I spent Oct. 7 scrolling through social media, listlessly pushing my toddler on a playground swing as I...

Inhuman resources

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Last week, a young woman who had worked at a web security company recorded the entire ordeal of her own process of being laid...

People forgot to have babies, so now schools are closing down

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Readers of a certain age may recall when school overcrowding was a big worry. Throughout the 1990s, as the baby boomers became school parents —...

The book is better than the Yorgos Lanthimos movie

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It is an act of vandalism that Poor Things, the Scottish polymath Alasdair Gray’s astonishing 1992 novel, even shares a title with Poor Things,...
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