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Biden Administration Backs Bill That Would Force Cops to Stop Women in the Street for No Reason
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The Civil War of Wishful Thinking
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‘Killing good union jobs on day one with nothing to replace them is not building back better.’
Two More Women Accuse Cuomo of Sexual Misconduct: Reports
There are now a total of five women on the record who claim the governor acted inappropriately with them.
Even on Death Row, Religious Liberty Must Be Protected
Each person facing execution, no matter how heinous his crime, is entitled to and afforded the protections of the Constitution.
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De Blasio Eyeing Run for N.Y. Gov. amid Cuomo Scandals
‘The future will take care of itself.’
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Senate Narrowly Passes $1.9 Trillion COVID Stimulus Bill
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One Governor Is Standing in the Way of Opening Schools
Why did Roy Cooper veto a bill supported by fellow Democrats?
Detroit Mayor Turns Down 6,200 Doses of the J&J Vaccine
Not even Robocop can save this city.
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Two More Women Accuse Cuomo of Sexual Misconduct: Reports
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What China Really Wants: A New World Order
Translated speeches from a leading Beijing figure pull back the veil on their plans to ‘buy out the U.S.’
My Love-Hate Relationship with Oliver Stone
Surveying the career of a gonzo filmmaker, the fierce commitment stands out as much as the craziness.
How Biden’s Keystone Kill Dashed Workers’ Hopes to Catch a Badly Needed Break
‘Killing good union jobs on day one with nothing to replace them is not building back better.’
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Each person facing execution, no matter how heinous his crime, is entitled to and afforded the protections of the Constitution.
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