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With Senator Bernie Sanders currently leading Democratic presidential polls in Iowa and New Hampshire — and with caucuses and the primary in those states less than a month away — it's time to start paying attention to what a Sanders presidency would mean for the stock market. Several prominent money
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For decades "zero population growth" was a goal of the far left. Yet three years into the Trump administration, somehow, here we are. You may have missed the news over the holiday break, but the Census Bureau reported on December 30 that "the U.S. population is
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JERUSALEM — The blood was barely dry from the attack by a machete-wielding assailant who wounded five Jews at a Monsey, New York, Chanukah party before an Israeli politician, Avigdor Lieberman, declared that the "main solution" to rising violent antisemitism in the United States is for American Jews to
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An untold, but significant story of President Donald Trump's White House has been the sharp contrast between the National Economic Council and the National Security Council. The National Security Council has been nothing but trouble. It has churned through a series of national security advisers — Michael Flynn, H.
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One of the nice things about having an avowed socialist running in the American presidential campaign is that it forces the capitalist candidates, along with observers of the race, to do a better job of explaining why socialism is wrong. This is a healthy development. Many Americans who are too
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Bigotry. Fascism. A threat to women's rights. Alliances with foreign dictators. A president as entertainer, trampling labor and the environment. It sounds like the contemporary complaints against President Donald Trump.
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As surely as winter follows fall, Republican election victories are followed by unconstitutional attempts to restrict political speech. The Nixon presidency brought the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, which the U.S. Supreme Court partially struck down in Buckley v. Valeo. The George W. Bush presidency brought the Bipartisan
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The conventional wisdom about WeWork these days is that it is some kind of failure. The privately held company announced that its co-founder, Adam Neumann, would step down as CEO. It also withdrew the planned initial public offering that it had registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission. That was