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Cancel culture comes for Halloween

Halloween finally met something scarier than a knife-wielding, potty-mouthed doll: School administrators explaining inclusivity. In the sleepy town of Falmouth, Massachusetts, school officials began the...

James Talarico is close to taking Texas. Republicans are to blame

Just two weeks shy of the midterm elections, all eyes are on Texas as 37-year-old Democratic state Rep. James Talarico maintains a lead over...

Abdul el Sayed’s Medicare for All needs a black box warning

The federal government reserves its most serious health warning — the “black box” warning — for medications that carry potentially life-threatening risks. If the...

Palestinians don’t want freedom

The Palestinians want to be occupied, but not by Israel. Rather, they want to be governed by people of their own ethnicity and religion. For...

Pink ribbons to precision medicine: How Trump’s FDA is stepping up against breast cancer

Every October, pink ribbons appear across the country for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. For me, this awareness is deeply personal; my grandmother lost her...

Parents don’t want the childcare Democrats are selling

Universal pre-K and childcare were part of President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better agenda, part of Vice President Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign, and a...

An unhinged biography of left-wing historian Howard Zinn

There aren’t a lot of distinguished biographies of famous historians. The reading public is largely interested in their works, rather than their personal lives,...

In ‘So Ordered,’ Justice Samuel Alito reflects on his judicial philosophy

Even before his nomination to the Supreme Court by President George W. Bush in 2005, Justice Samuel Alito was dogged by the nickname “Scalito.”...

The power of storytelling: What the country could learn from a small-town festival

Josh Goforth, a storyteller and acoustic musician in his 40s, stood at the microphone beneath the Courthouse Tent in Jonesborough, Tennessee. He had decided...

Strait ballot voting: Iran, the midterm elections, and the war that would not end

On Nov. 3, Americans will elect a new House and one-third of the Senate. By then, the war with Iran will be entering its...
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