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From Bud Light to Target to the LA Dodgers, there's a culture-war reckoning for corporate America.
The logical consequence of the Supreme Court's marriage ruling was always going to expand further.
We can and should have conversations about making higher ed more accessible and affordable, but honest dialogue toward that goal is only sabotaged by alarmism.
The free-spending racial pressure group has done a poor job of managing its donations.
The Ninth Circuit's Boise ruling doesn't invalidate state laws against public nuisances.
Florida's governor, Trump's most significant competitor, is on his way.
A Washington Post essay provides a case study in the substitution of dogma for biology.
The struggle to come up with a sound legal argument to ban a civilian rifle continues.
Illegal immigrants flooded the border as Title 42 came to an end, and the Biden administration isn't helping.
New "efficiency" rules mean you can taste last night's spaghetti again.
Our nation's premiere law enforcement agency behaved disgracefully in 2016 and 2017.
Title 42 was never going to fix the problems with illegal crossings of the U.S. southern border.
Finding out that a politician has lied about something is pretty much a dog-bites-man story in Washington.
