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The Labor Department Just Freed Contractors—Again. Congress Still Needs to Act.

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The New York Times Finally Discovers That Criminals Commit Crime

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World Leaders Should Be Grateful the US Is Doing What’s Necessary in Iran

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The Climate Litigation Swindle

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New Report: Building Family-Friendly Cities

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Hardware Is Back

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Dem-Run City’s Victory Lap on Crime Hides What’s Happening on the Streets

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$100,000 in Social Security Benefits Is Too Much

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The Not-So-Hidden Agenda Behind Mamdani’s Budget Bumbling

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Government Doesn’t Have to Manage the Air

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Gender Debrief

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Mamdani’s Office of Community Safety Still Leaves NYPD on the Hook for the City’s Most Dangerous Mental-Health Calls

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Chicago Progressives Voted to Freeze Minimum Wage Hikes for Restaurant Workers. Why Won’t the Mayor Listen?

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The Mission of Public Libraries

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Why Are Young People Taking So Many Unwise Financial Risks?

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The Hidden Agenda Behind Clout-Chasing DSA Comrades’ Cuba Push

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Amicus Brief: Johnson & Johnson v. San Diego County Employees Retirement Association

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It’s Time for Schools to Get Out of the Mental Health Business

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Banksy’s Anonymity Is What Gives – Gave?

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Deranged Tucker Carlson Backstabs Trump

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