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Regardless of their political preferences, Supreme Court justices ought to be able to agree on constitutional fundamentals.
Deep ocean exploration is scary business — those watching from the comfort of home might offer admiration before disapproval.
Pay attention to what's behind the curtain, not only the distractions in front of it.
The chief victim of the DOJ's indictment is not Donald Trump; it's our nation.
Watch out for the "T" in LGBTQ, which is causing an awful lot of trouble.
We honor the sacrifice of those who give their lives in service of country, AND that of the loved ones they leave behind.
The opportunity to politicize threats to democracy is evidently too inviting to pass up. For progressives, it has become a one-size-fits-all political rallying cry.
Progressives aren't actually concerned about our Supreme Court's ethics; it's the conservative majority they can't stand.
The instantaneous reaction by beer drinkers to Bud Light's dalliance with Dylan Mulvaney reveals what people really think about gender fluidity.
Staring us right in the face: a presidential race between two demonstrably unfit candidates.
Popular or not, Judge Kascmeryk's ruling on the abortion pill raises the right issues.
Wake up, America — our education system is hard at work producing a generation of one-dimensional thinkers.
Thanks, Alvin Bragg, but we'd prefer to pick our own presidential candidate.
Are Stanford and other admissions departments so obsessed with DEI credentials that civility and rational thought never enter the picture?
Honest conversations about differences in principles and policy would be far more productive than the current political blizzard of disinformation.
If we want to be ready for the next pandemic, we'd better face up to the realities of the last one.
The uninvited Chinese balloon is just one indicator of how vulnerable we are to high-risk intrusion.
