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Georgia sinks further into authoritarianism and Russia’s orbit

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Lightning in a Bottle: Review of Netflix’s ‘Death by Lightning’

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As an academic and a polemicist, Thomas Sowell is ruthless in marshaling facts

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Margaret Atwood is the Left’s latest fake martyr

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Trump is right — our failed public school system means the US needs H-1B talent

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A lotta Hart: Review of ‘Blue Moon’

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David McCullough’s America is our America too

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Federally fueled hospital drug sales must be reformed

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Don’t buy the nostalgia, Generation Z. Life is better than you think

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The EU should follow the FDA’s harm-reduction strategy

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Montgomery County is still keeping parents in the dark

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Failing cities turn to failed socialism

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Why China remains incandescent over Japan’s comments on Taiwan

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An all too thrilling year: Review of ‘Cry Havoc’ by Jack Carr

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Democrats just want men for their votes

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