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Fearing the conceivable overturning of Roe v. Wade under the Trump presidency, the abortion industry and its legislative allies have proposed a preemptive remedy in Rhode Island called the Reproductive Health Care Act of 2017. (It's Senate Bill 274 and House Bill 5343.) Supposedly, according to the Planned
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I made a mistake last night. I went to an event at Harvard Kennedy School. No, that wasn't my mistake, that came later, when I asked a question.
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Do all white liberals die of ulcers? The brouhaha over the recently ended activity by Northampton police to offer high-fives to elementary students as they walked into school is missing one element crucial to any conflict: two sides.
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In 1775 the American Revolution was started by liberal Democrats who today would be fighting for illegal immigration, government-dominated health care, and a higher minimum wage. That's the gist of a point U.S. Senator Edward Markey (D-Chevy Chase) made at the We Will Resist rally in Downtown
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When the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of New York, Robert Capers, unsealed an indictment late last year against operators of a hedge fund that managed more than $1 billion dollars, he portrayed it as a straightforward fraud. "Like a Ponzi scheme," were the words Mr.
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Over twenty years ago, during a segment that always followed the introduction of his Sunday program This Week — in what must have been a first for television news programming — the late David Brinkley simply said: "First, as for the news since the Sunday morning papers, there isn't
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Michael Novak died on February 17. He was an intellectual giant – the finest writer on public policy, faith, and social issues in decades. It is hard to believe that he is no longer with us, but his thought and his books will affect America for years to come. Of his
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This coming Monday we will mark a state and federal holiday. To judge from car ads, calendars, and common conversation, more and more people have no idea what it is. Those old enough to remember a simpler time will recall that the third Monday in February was known as Washington&
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