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As Joe Manchin feared, Treasury is rewriting the Inflation Reduction Act’s subsidy limits.
Biden celebrates Equal Pay Day, but dangerous jobs earn a premium.
The Florida Governor beats the trial bar and its Mar-a-Lago ally.
If a candidate has to pay for his own clothes, surely hush money is likewise a personal expense.
The Trump indictment brings the country another step closer to a 2024 race it doesn’t need or want.
The last comparable boost to Western security was when West Germany joined in 1955.
If we refuse to speak openly about the problem—and we do—it may not matter who the mayor is.
A highly regarded institute published an analysis raising questions about masks. News organizations ignored it, then attacked it.
State senate leader admits unintended consequences of condemning those with different viewpoints.
‘I’ve spoken on many campuses. This would have been the first to require armed security.’
The first indictment of a former U.S. President is a sad day for America.
California decides the world needs a state-run pharmaceutical firm.
It’s crucial that we understand the dangers of this technology before it advances any further.
‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ is a good name for a movie but a bad idea for regulators.
The Kremlin arrests a WSJ reporter on phony espionage charges.
Democrats are defying their leader on Covid and green policies.
But its main weaknesses are factual, not legal, and courts won’t object to it as selective prosecution.
Far from uniting the world against authoritarianism, it alienates vital allies and boosts dubious leaders.
‘Modern day attacks on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion policies in higher education institutions are the equivalent of the tightened rope, and just as suffocating.’
I could say I got my just desserts, but I’d be pudding you on.
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