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Something shifted in the weeks following the murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer, or at least it felt that way. Calls to... Read More

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Another day, another small victory for mid-band spectrum in the United States.  The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently... Read More

As the U.S. Supreme Court’s newest member, Justice Amy Coney Barrett immediately became enmeshed in a controversy that the high court,... Read More

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A growing coalition of tax-greedy countries is organizing a stick-up of the four least popular but most successful corporations in history.... Read More

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Manhattan Institute senior fellow and Cooper Union professor emeritus Fred Siegel’s new The Crisis of Liberalism: Prelude to Trump, a... Read More

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hat was, is, and will be the Trump agenda?  Against all odds, what elected Trump in 2016 was a recalibration of American foreign and... Read More

Joe Biden recently mocked the accusation that he is a socialist, and in the first presidential debate, he added his authority that he is... Read More

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When 2020 began, C. Adams started a new job at an engineering firm that paid $65,000. He had already downsized to a three-bedroom home in... Read More

Climate change came up in the Presidential and Vice Presidential debates and already in the Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Amy Coney... Read More

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Just two weeks before the election, the Justice Department rolled out a series of high-profile white-collar cases and settlements that... Read More

Donald Trump has been predicting the imminent disappearance of Covid-19 ever since the outbreak of the pandemic at the beginning of the year.... Read More