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Check out this picture posted on Facebook from the recent 16th Annual B. Riley & Co. Investor Conference I attended in Hollywood, CA

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Progressive Gun-Control Crackup July 23, 2021
Defense lawyers ask the Supreme Court to affirm gun rights.
Taking the 'Bi' Out of Bipartisan July 23, 2021
Are Republicans getting any policy victories from the infrastructure deal?
Deb Haaland's Oil and Gas Stall July 23, 2021
The Interior Secretary ignores a federal judge on drilling leases.
Congress Beats Up Charter Schools July 23, 2021
A House spending bill cuts funding and adds new political strings.
Texas Provides a Model for Conservative Healthcare Reform July 23, 2021
Republicans passed a package of market-friendly laws to expand access and increase competition.
My Old Truck Spoke Louder Than Words July 23, 2021
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But fans of space exploration know big government will likely always take the lead.
Bezos, Branson and the Vikings July 23, 2021
They risk their lives to venture into uncharted territory in search of opportunity for the world.
How Science Lost the Public's Trust July 23, 2021
From climate to Covid, politics and hubris have disconnected scientific institutions from the philosophy and method that ought to guide them.
The Temptation of Judging for the 'Common Good' July 23, 2021
Conservatives finally have a Supreme Court majority. Some on the right want judicial activism too.
Honest Californian Takes On Tax Issue July 23, 2021
Football star D.J. Uiagalelei is not the first Golden Stater to consider a future in Nevada.
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As before, the service’s problem is cultural. A course correction is needed.
The Stephen Breyer Backfire July 22, 2021
Efforts to bully him into retirement may end up having the opposite effect.
India, Like the U.S., Has Grown Impatient With China July 22, 2021
Officials pushed trade and cooperation. Then came the pandemic and last year’s border clashes.

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Progressive Gun-Control Crackup July 23, 2021
Defense lawyers ask the Supreme Court to affirm gun rights.
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Are Republicans getting any policy victories from the infrastructure deal?
Deb Haaland's Oil and Gas Stall July 23, 2021
The Interior Secretary ignores a federal judge on drilling leases.
Congress Beats Up Charter Schools July 23, 2021
A House spending bill cuts funding and adds new political strings.
Texas Provides a Model for Conservative Healthcare Reform July 23, 2021
Republicans passed a package of market-friendly laws to expand access and increase competition.
My Old Truck Spoke Louder Than Words July 23, 2021
Keith Whitley was correct about the power of nonverbal communication.
Why Space Tourism? Because It Operates Outside of NASA July 23, 2021
But fans of space exploration know big government will likely always take the lead.
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They risk their lives to venture into uncharted territory in search of opportunity for the world.
How Science Lost the Public's Trust July 23, 2021
From climate to Covid, politics and hubris have disconnected scientific institutions from the philosophy and method that ought to guide them.
The Temptation of Judging for the 'Common Good' July 23, 2021
Conservatives finally have a Supreme Court majority. Some on the right want judicial activism too.

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