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The Question of Emissions Liability Finally Heads to the Right Court
Suncor comes before the U.S. Supreme Court to resolve an issue only it can handle.
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The Minneapolis City Council Auto Know Better
Driverless cars do not need drivers.
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Mike Lawler Plants His Flag on Common Ground
The Republican congressman, running for reelection in a blue-tinted district, discusses polarization and compromise with NR.
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Insurance Reform Is the Bipartisan Opportunity Washington Should Seize
Both parties in Congress are advancing legislation that would improve health-care transparency.
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Rama Duwaji’s Radicalism Is the Media’s Blind Spot
Few seem to care that Zohran Mamdani’s wife is unhinged.
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The False Comfort of Going ‘No Contact’
Our political tribes are replacing our familial ones.
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Why Are the Homeless So Young?
Housing costs alone offer little insight as to why the homeless population skews so much younger than it used to.
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The Left Conveniently Forgets Who Writes Immigration Law
Congress does, and the Supreme Court is merely demanding that judges follow it.
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Is the Kennedy Center Naming Stunt Gross Negligence?
Nonprofit trusteeship provides lines that can’t be crossed, and they apply to all arts organizations.
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Is the ‘New Sweden’ a Haven for Electoral Fraud?
At one polling station, over 100 Eritrean women showed up accompanied by two religious leaders, who instructed the women on how to vote.
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