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Pelosi’s retirement offers 278 million reasons to ban stock trading

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Mamdani won an election, not a revolution

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If Democrats want food stamps fully funded, they should open the government

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Trump’s Syria strategy might just work

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Trump administration and social trends have led to major reversal in transgender debate

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Young voters are growing more tolerant of political violence

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Bad billionaires

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Peter Tonguette

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Daniel Ross Goodman

Nick Fuentes is a portent of where conservatism is heading

Dan Hannan

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Staff Sgt. Mac McArthur

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Cocktail Heroes: Review of ‘The Comic Book History of the Cocktail’ by David Wondrich

Jacob Grier

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Tiana Lowe Doescher

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Meet Pelosi’s inevitable replacement, the execrable Scott Wiener

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How Bucks County Democrats won in critical Pennsylvania county

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Portland is not a serious city

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