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Review: Last Night in Soho
Have you ever had anything similar happen to you? You move to a new town—let’s say it’s London—and no sooner do you look around than […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: October 29, 1942
10/29/1942 Six of the six saboteurs were already electrocuted at that time. The Stone Court (1941-1942).
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The U.S. May Stand Alone as a Haven for Free Speech
No one is surprised that officials hate the messy business and freedom of speech. They are increasingly aggregating their grievances and lumping hateful content, lively […]
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Loki – Opinion
The lesson to be learned Loki is that even the most powerful cosmic demigod can be foiled by the even-more-powerful machinations of bureaucracy. The streaming-TV extension of […]
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Brickbat: Cover Up – Opinion
New legislation is under consideration by Western Australia’s legislature to outlaw motorcyclist clubs. This law will prohibit gang members from publicly displaying any gang symbols […]
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Boston Officials Want to Know if You Think This Dilapidated Shack Is Historically Significant
Boston is America’s oldest capital. Because of this, Boston is filled with historic buildings that have been the backdrop to some of America’s most important […]
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If Less Vaping Means More Smoking, That Won’t Be a Public Health Victory
According to the Federal Trade Commission, cigarette sales increased in America last year for only the second time in 20 years. Although the 0.4 percent […]
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Biden’s Nominee for Comptroller Wants To Put an ‘End to Banking as We Know It’
Progressives have ridiculed anyone who suggested that the Democratic Party would move to the left and produce politicians who could push for socialist policies when […]
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COVID Proves Andrew Yang’s UBI Won’t Work
Popular calls for universal basic income (UBI) are driven by fears of mass unemployment caused by automation. The idea is not new, but it has […]
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Sen. Ted Cruz Was Defending the First Amendment, Not Nazi Salutes
At a heated Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday, Republican senators clashed against Attorney General Merrick Grland. It was the Justice Department’s latest memo that […]