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Editor's Note: An assistant professor at Brown University published a study this month in a peer-reviewed journal presenting evidence that rapid-onset gender dysphoria in teen-agers and young adults who didn't show any symptoms of it in childhood may be tied to binge-watching transgender-oriented YouTube videos and
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Two of America's largest and most prominent center-right think tanks will have new leadership next year. The Manhattan Institute announced on last month that its president for the past 23 years, Lawrence Mone, intends to "hand over the reins of leadership to a new president in early
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You'll know things are getting better in the Roman Catholic Church if by the end of the week at least 15 high-ranking bishops have resigned because of what they have done and what they have failed to do about clerics committing sexual abuse. One of those should be
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How Schools Work: An Inside Account of Failure and Success from One of the Nation's Longest-Serving Secretaries of Education By Arne Duncan Simon & Schuster, 256 pages, $26.99 According to the opening pages of Arne Duncan's memoir How Schools Work: An Inside Account of Failure
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It's a script straight out of Hollywood: a leading New York politician whose administration is under fire following an accidental shooting "totally redeems himself" with his "rousing oratory" in a "sermon at a black church." In the original 1996 movie City Hall,
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When visiting Catholic college campuses with their teen-age children, two friends of mine did not limit their fact-finding mission to tours and speeches. They wandered the campuses and asked various students where the chapel was, and, if the students knew, they asked what time Mass was. The answer was often
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Can an American citizen or business whose emails were hacked by a foreign government successfully sue the foreign government for damages? All of a sudden, it's a bipartisan issue.
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