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    The President wants a new team for France after Covid-19.
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    Today’s leftists denounce the Declaration and Constitution as pro-slavery. It’s not a new argument, political scientist C. Bradley Thompson says.
  • The Wages of Reopening July 2, 2020
    A strong June jobs report shows gains from ending the lockdowns.
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    The city cuts the police budget by $1 billion amid rising shootings and murder.
  • Columbus Is Racist, Says Columbus July 2, 2020
    The explorer is ejected from a city that—for now—bears his name.
  • 'An Honest Conversation About Race'? July 2, 2020
    Is confrontation wise? Much progress has been accomplished under cover of hypocrisy—or civility.
  • Name Bases for Heroes, Not Traitors July 2, 2020
    The military should honor patriots of all stripes, not Confederates who fought to defend slavery.
  • A True Economic Stimulus Plan July 2, 2020
    Don’t extend benefits for unemployment. Suspend the payroll tax to spur work and growth.
  • O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing July 2, 2020
    There is something strangely fortifying about the act of joining in a hymn.
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    The Framers had good reason to keep the federal district apart from any state.
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  • The Wages of Reopening July 2, 2020
    A strong June jobs report shows gains from ending the lockdowns.
  • New York's Cop Out July 2, 2020
    The city cuts the police budget by $1 billion amid rising shootings and murder.
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    The explorer is ejected from a city that—for now—bears his name.
  • 'An Honest Conversation About Race'? July 2, 2020
    Is confrontation wise? Much progress has been accomplished under cover of hypocrisy—or civility.
  • Name Bases for Heroes, Not Traitors July 2, 2020
    The military should honor patriots of all stripes, not Confederates who fought to defend slavery.
  • A True Economic Stimulus Plan July 2, 2020
    Don’t extend benefits for unemployment. Suspend the payroll tax to spur work and growth.
  • O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing July 2, 2020
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  • RFK vs. D.C. Statehood July 2, 2020
    The Framers had good reason to keep the federal district apart from any state.
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