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David Brooks, a columnist for The New York Times, wrote a column in the form of a memo from what he called an "imaginary Democratic consultant" arguing that national Democrats ought to dial back their pro-abortion policies in order to meet more American voters where they're
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Is a thousand bucks a lot of dough? Depends.
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You know the old saying: Here tonight, gone tomorrow. A public elementary school in Hartford, Connecticut just that way removed a Confederate battle flag from a mural in the cafeteria this week.
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It's as "nostalgia" as peanut butter and jelly. I'm talking about going to the mall. But it's a pastime that's quickly going the way of, well, Blockbuster Video.
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For over two hundred years water has flowed underneath a bridge in the Blackstone Valley corridor of the smallest state in the union that, over one hundred years ago, powered the largest and most modern textile mill of its day, which helped launch the Industrial Revolution. The Slatersville Stone Arch
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I grew up in the Tampa Bay area of Florida, as did my mother in the 1920s and '30s. To her family's chagrin, my mother married a Northerner and, worse, a Catholic. My father had his faults, but he was rock-solid in one way – his abhorrence of
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How did unconstitutional four-year state education plans get to be legal? Or are they? In their new book, Deconstructing the Administrative State: The Fight for Liberty, Emmett McGroarty, Jane Robbins, and Erin Tuttle tell us about the over-reach by bureaucrats in past decades through an "administrative" central government.
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Let it not be said that we were for John Kerry before we were against him. When it comes to the former Massachusetts lieutenant governor running for president in 2020, we're all in.
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