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When a slur becomes a crime, nobody’s speech is safe

A Rochester, Minnesota, jury spent nine hours this month deciding whether a woman who screamed a racial slur into a stranger’s phone camera had...

The DEA should never have become the agency that normalized marijuana

Every visitor entering the headquarters of the Drug Enforcement Administration in Arlington, Virginia, encounters two powerful reminders of why the agency exists. The first is...

The Teamsters betrayed their own workers — and Republicans fell for it again

Last week, the Ohio Conference of Teamsters endorsed Sherrod Brown for the U.S. Senate in 2026. Not a surprise for anyone who has been...

No vacation, no excuses: The 82% winner sitting on the Senate floor

Good policy, it is said, makes for good politics. Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) and his Senate GOP colleagues find themselves in a...

Why Trump is no longer targeting Iranian regime change

President Donald Trump began the war with Iran to end the Islamic Republic, which rules that country. Rightly, however, Trump is no longer pursuing...

Trump didn’t end cancel culture. He just took the remote

After a year and a half of Republicans being back in power, is censorship resolved? Are we witnessing a revival of the American ideal...

Republicans keep bowing to Big Corn. Big Corn keeps buying Democrats

Few industries have become more untouchable in Washington than the ethanol industry. Republicans regularly promote ethanol in the name of American energy and agriculture;...

How universities taught an entire generation to hate the West

Universities teach plenty of subjects designed to make the West ashamed of itself, but none is pushed more relentlessly than postcolonial theory. Picture this: You’re...

Rand Paul chose clicks over accountability — and Fauci walked away silent

The images from Capitol Hill this week are striking. Dr. Anthony Fauci repeatedly invoked his Fifth Amendment rights before a Senate committee. Instantly, partisan...

Your car is being tracked without a warrant. Two Republicans are ending the dragnet

Two House Republicans have decided the Fourth Amendment still applies to people who drive cars. Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) filed HR 9800, the Protection Against...
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