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In the rush to condemn Russia for invading Ukraine, America and its European allies risk trampling property rights. It's ironic, because what we're upset about, at least in part, is Russia taking property — Ukrainian land — that doesn't belong to it. Responding to the Russian
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Remember when Mitt Romney ran for president in 2012 and lost? What stood out about that campaign?
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The Massachusetts State House re-opened – if that's what you call it – to the public today. All's you need is a vaccine passport or evidence of a negative coronavirus test within the last 24 hours to enter what in theory is the People's House. Even
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Something happened in the Massachusetts House of Representatives on Wednesday. What?
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The death of George Floyd in Minnesota in May 2020 unleashed a wave of anti-police sentiment. Across the nation, progressive politicians have pursued a "war on cops," as Heather Mac Donald has so eloquently explained in her book with that title. Proactive policing has diminished, and criminals have
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The powers that be can't both mismanage the provision of monoclonal antibodies and suppress all other forms of early treatment of coronavirus. Two years after SARS-CoV 2 sprang onto the scene we have an actual worldwide pandemic on our hands. COVID, currently in the form of the highly
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Left-of-center authoritarians pushing a vaccine mandate for city workers in Boston are in a bind. On the one hand, they want to force everyone who works for the city to get a coronavirus vaccine — and boosters, however many they say and however long they say it.
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Joe Biden has been president for exactly one year. Can anyone look at this presidency and say this guy is doing a good job?
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