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The Persuadable Gen Z Voter No One Wants to Persuade
The Samson Cains of the world should not be overlooked.
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The End of MAGA — and What Comes Next
What is post-liberalism really all about?
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Time to Scrap the Jones Act for Good
For more than a century, this protectionist law has diminished America’s economic integration and emergency readiness.
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Addicted to Violence Chic
Why does anything — and one — in the vicinity of horror seduce us into distraction?
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Does NASA Want a Space Economy?
The space agency seems more interested in supporting legacy companies than seeking affordability and innovation.
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If Justices Want to Protect the Supreme Court’s Legitimacy, They Should Stop Trashing Their Colleagues
Mudslinging is unbecoming to the nation’s highest court.
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Progressives’ Performative Billionaire-Bashing Hurts the Cities They Govern
Ken Griffin just made the largest gift to U.S. higher education in history. He chose Miami.
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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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