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Our federal policy has been shaped by the elderly and for the elderly
From the Magazine
Here’s one reaction nobody’s having to the Alito leak: ‘If only Harriet Miers were on the Court!’
By Ann Coulter
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Today’s progressives are allergic to notions of autonomy and empowerment
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If fame determines status in Los Angeles, power is the social currency in Washington
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The war in Ukraine may be just the first test of the western alliance
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Was a Fauci-endorsed Chinese donation part of the lab-leak cover up?
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Not everyone appreciates being told to look inward
By Jesse Singal
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The inability to engage with contrarian opinions is a stain on our response to the pandemic
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‘T’ and ‘bromeopathy’ won’t create good men
By Melissa Chen
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Fifty years on, the hero of Watergate has become little more than a stenographer
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If we exist everywhere online, do we exist anywhere at all?
By Eric Hanson
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It’s hard to be exceptional when your causes are so pathetically underwhelming
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Inflation has hobbled nations for generations
By Steve Forbes, Nathan Lewis and Elizabeth Ames
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By acting justly, Cicero concluded, ‘our government could be called more accurately a protectorate of the world rather than an empire’
By Peter Jones
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