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Everyone will have their own reactions to the political and legal aspects of the indictment of President Donald Trump's former campaign manager, Paul Manafort. But what struck me was the Brooklyn angle.
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There are few more inspiring actions than witnessing a venerable institution alter course after having taken a contrary public position. In politics, such a change is frequently dismissed as a "climb down." In religion, Catholics and others view it as a sublime example of courage and wisdom — if
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Once upon a time the Left in this country sought the freedom to do things that most other people thought were wrongheaded and immoral. Now, they want the rest of us to pay for it. The free-contraception bill racing through the Massachusetts Legislature this week shows Beacon Hill at its
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The title of the mechanism that got the Uzebekistan truck terrorist into the United States tells you everything you need to know: U.S. Diversity Immigrant Visa Program. Sayfullo Saipov, before he plowed down 20 pedestrians in Lower Manhattan on Tuesday, won a lottery to get into this country, through
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If you have kids, are they yours or are they the government's? That's what at stake with House Bill 1190, which the Massachusetts Legislature may vote on tomorrow. It's called "An Act Relative To Abusive Practices To Change Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
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Dear Fat Hair: Your failure to immediately submit to the most just demands of the Shining Sun of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea has put your most unfortunate administration and country in grave danger.
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There she was, with much of the power of the Democratic National Committee in her hands, and seeing with her own eyes that Hillary Clinton was a weak, sick woman surrounded by incompetent sycophants mirroring her own lack of knowledge, judgment, and talent. When Hillary collapsed on camera after a
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Sexual assault is so awful that it ought to be treated as the crime that it is. That means it shouldn't be treated the same way Judge Wapner might have decided a small-claims dispute on The People's Court. Yet that's what the Massachusetts Senate
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