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The billionaire philanthropist claims a choice between public safety and justice is a false one and that they reinforce each other.
The primary concern of too many politicians is the preservation of their careers, not the general welfare.
Uniformity would help increase public confidence that election outcomes are fair and accurate.
Biden's hyperbole when it comes to end-of-the-world prophecies follows many similar predictions that failed to materialize.
Perhaps Joe should listen to his wife and start planning for a dignified departure.
There is a legal maxim that says hard cases make for bad law. It means "a general law is better drafted for the average circumstance."
His trip is unlikely to enhance stability and more likely to stir things up again.
Being a high government official means never having to say you're sorry.
The Babylon Bee's "Guide to Wokeness" is laugh out loud funny, unless you are woke.
Technology should precede ideology, not the reverse.
The 50-year abortion debate — and the continuing debate going forward — is personal for me.
Overturning Roe won't stop all abortions, but it restores a standard that the first right is the right to life.
A U.S. Court of Appeals recently ruled that North Carolina charter day schools cannot have dress codes based on a child's gender.
Without a higher power to restrain humankind from our lower nature, anything goes.
It would be difficult for any prosecutor to convince a jury (except in heavily Democratic Washington, D.C.) that Trump caused the J6 riot by his language.
"'When they go low, we go high.' No. No. When they go low, we kick them."
The J6 congressional committee is attempting to divert the attention of what concerns most Americans.
Many speakers at recent commencement ceremonies are more pathetic than prophetic.
"For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction."
The most important question is could this tragedy have been prevented?
