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Though Haiti has been an independent nation for 220 years, for most of the past century it has been ill-ruled and crime-ridden, plagued by endemic corruption, brutal despotism, and political dysfunction.
No one should be venerated for taking their own life, regardless of the reason.
Prisoners of conscience are among America's most valuable potential allies.
If there's not much to say about William Henry Harrison's presidency, the campaign that made him president is a very different story.

Liam Morrison's school doesn't have to agree with his opinion. But it cannot punish him for expressing it.
Today, half of all US voters say they identify with no political party, and their number has been rising steeply.
By an anonymous vote, Law Students Against Antisemitism was rejected.
This is a good moment for an impromptu lesson from American history.
Communism, too, has been unspeakably evil — no "ism" in history has spilled more blood or crushed more lives.

Too many elites look down on their fellow citizens, and an awful lot of their fellow citizens return the favor.
It is a black mark on Collins's legacy that he was so complacent about the harm the government's policies caused.
He should have applauded the people of Taiwan for refusing to be browbeaten.
In 1994, CAIR's co-founder declared he was "in support of the Hamas movement." Three decades later, that hasn't changed.
Unwavering loyalty to a politician, a party, or a political cause can lead to grievous moral wrongdoing.
After a half-century under the stringent safeguards established by the Endangered Species Act, only 3 percent of species listed as endangered have ever recovered.

The film provides one last example of how a second chance can transform failure and disappointment into success and joy.
The share of Jewish students saying they are comfortable with their religious identity being publicly known has plummeted since Oct. 7 to just 39 percent.
Kyiv desperately needs a fresh infusion of ammunition and other aid if it is to succeed in beating back Russia's brutal invasion.
Was that massive and costly act of vandalism to private property justified by the protesters' anger at Britain's policy on tea?