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Avik Roy analyzes the Eleventh Circuit’s takedown of Obamacare.

Elise Jordan remarks on the similarities between Obama and Angelina Jolie.

Daniel Pipes spotlights the White House’s deceitful policy toward the Middle East.

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Dennis Prager extols the Ten Commandments as the only solution to our problems.

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