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The viral video of a woman stealing a trash can and dumping out its contents after the Knicks’ victory has…
General Christopher Donahue is being blamed for the mistakes of the Biden-era Pentagon. Ousting him would deprive the U.S. of a technological visionary, writes Aaron MacLean.
The administration wants more Americans in high-deductible coverage, and it is rewriting the rules to promote it. In May, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services finalized a rule that, starting...
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Words like “failure” and “hardship” probably aren’t the first that come to mind in describing the legacy of the United States’ first president, George Washington. While Washington is generally viewed ...
The 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence has reignited an old debate on the Right between the immoderate defenders of “creed” and the equally immoderate advocates of “culture.” The eit...
Across nearly three decades in politics, the governor has assembled a roster of criminal connections.
Laws and rules requiring public access to healthcare prices have bipartisan support in Congress but are viewed as an ineffective nuisance by many in the industry. They contend consumers will never be ...
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Nearly 79% of students who used Iowa’s funding program for K-12 private schools were “already projected” to attend private schools, according to a report released Wednesday by Iowa Auditor Rob Sand. ...
A quiet but continuing worldwide collapse in fertility levels has swept the globe. Most regions of the world are now characterized by sub-replacement fertility, and every region of the world has at le...
Elizabeth Warren
With Alberto Carvalho’s resignation now official, Los Angeles Unified faces a new challenge: finding a superintendent to lead the nation’s second-largest school district through mounting budget defici...
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Photos of Tim Cook, Mark Zuckerberg, and J.D. Vance around a computer screen with code on it
A tale of two doctrines.
Young students sitting at desks with pencils in their hands. A very translucent layer of graphs and spreadsheets is laid over the photo of the students.
I think Gorsuch was able to flip the majority and place the Court back on the path to policing the scope of the spending power and the Necessary and Proper Clause.
Nick Gillespie appears on the left. Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark appears on the right. A stylized version of the Claude logo appears in the background with bold text across the bottom of the screen...
Is the D.C. Circuit willing to allow "conservative" panel decisions on hot-button issues to stand? And is en banc review more than a way to ensure further review at One First Street?