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Will the ‘Quality Learing Center’ be at Tim Walz’s state fair?

As the United States begins its main festivities for our nation’s 250th anniversary celebration, Democrats are still exhibiting animosity, bitterness, and resentment over many...

Special Olympics just exposed the fraud of virtue signaling

Last week, Minneapolis hosted the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games. About 3,000 athletes, 1,500 coaches, and over 10,000 volunteers, plus families, friends, and other...

On This Day: The American experiment suspended on a razor’s edge

The following is an installment of On This Day, a series celebrating America’s 250th anniversary by following the actions of Gen. George Washington, the...

Biden’s pardon doesn’t erase Fauci’s catastrophic legacy — it implies guilt

Acceptance of a presidential pardon carries legal weight. The Supreme Court once observed that accepting a pardon carries an implication of guilt. Former President...

Why is Iraq hosting the Islamic Republic’s farewell?

Iraq is a sovereign country. It should not be used as a stage for the political theater of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Reports that...

The demographic math of birthright citizenship

The Supreme Court will soon rule on the citizenship status of the roughly 260,000 babies born on U.S. soil each year to illegal immigrants...

How radical-left activists use school standards to enter the classroom

Across the country, activists are using state learning standards, which are adopted to define what students learn, as cover for political instruction. Last week,...

Time for America to declare independence from Europe again

When the United States declared independence, Europe projected power through armies and navies. Today, it rules through regulation. As America prepares to celebrate its 250th...

Supreme court answered one privacy question — then dodged the big one

The Supreme Court ruled Monday in Chatrie v. United States that when law enforcement used a geofence warrant — directing Google to produce location...

When the government searches Google, it searches you

The Fourth Amendment was designed to stop a specific kind of government behavior: searching the many to find the one. The founders knew about...
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