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The National Guard Isn’t the Gestapo
It is a well-trained, entirely lawful military force that isn’t engaging in street fights or arresting dissidents. Source link
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Business
The Fiscal Consequences of Banning Compensation for Organ Donors
Allowing for financial compensation for living organ donations would improve the lives of people on dialysis and improve America’s fiscal…
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Abrego Garcia May Be Bound for Uganda Soon
It was certain that his release would be short-lived. Source link
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Donald Trump’s Rules for Radicals
By threatening to call in the National Guard to Chicago, the president has picked his target, frozen it, and personalized it. Source link
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Slashing the Intelligence Office Workforce Is Just a Start
Creating the Office of the Director of National Intelligence was a mistake. Short of its being erased, it needs to be streamlined and…
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Japanese Internment: The Other 80th Anniversary to Remember
The moral and constitutional failure was not Roosevelt’s alone. Source link
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Should We Have Allied with Hitler?
‘Just asking questions’ makes its dumbest query yet. Source link
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What Jamieson Greer Gets Wrong About Trump’s New Trade System
The U.S. trade representative’s New York Times article defending Trump’s trade policy makes several grievous errors. Source link
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Modern Radicals Diminish Martin Luther King Jr.’s Message
The iconic ‘I Have a Dream’ speech urged us to fight against, not double down on, racial resentment. Source link
Culture
‘Two Seasons, Two Strangers’ Review: A Screenwriter Pursues Her Own Story In a Beguiling Japanese Diptych
Three years ago, Japanese director Shô Miyake enjoyed an arthouse breakthrough with his gorgeous, unconventionally delicate boxing movie…
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Bon Appétit, Your Majesty Episode 2 Recap, Review, and Reactions; Episode 3 Spoilers
Bon Appétit, Your Majesty episode 2 kept viewers glued to the screens with fun-filled encounters between Yeon Ji Young and people in…
Business
‘Caught Stealing’ Review: Austin Butler Plays a Relatable Loser in Darren Aronofsky’s High-Energy New York Hustle
There are two key tests of what makes a movie star. The first is whether the actor in question can carry a movie. That’s something Austin…
Business
Resources That Serve New and Expectant Mothers Deserve Our Support
A compassionate community of providers, maternity homes, pregnancy centers, financial aid providers, and nonprofit organizations exists to…
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Democrats Still Haven’t Figured Out the Trump Formula
They keep falling for the same play. Source link
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China Can’t Solve Its Birth Dearth by Throwing Money at the Problem
State action lowered the birth rate in China, but it won’t be able to raise it — and might, in fact, shrink it even more. Source link
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Secular Schools Need Christian Witness from Incoming Students
For many young Catholics — especially those already steeped in the riches of the faith — secular universities can be the very mission…
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Get Phones Out of the Classroom
This nationwide, bipartisan trend is one conservatives should embrace. Source link
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Bon Appétit, Your Majesty First Impression: Episode 1 Recap, Review, and Reactions
Bon Appétit, Your Majesty, the new tvN drama starring Im Yoon Ah, Lee Chae Min, Kang Han Na, and Choi Gwi Hwa, launched strongly. It took…
Celebrity
‘Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight’ Review: Channeling Memories of Her Own, Embeth Davidtz Captures a Changing Africa Through a Child’s Eyes
The title’s a problem, but it would be a crying shame to let that discourage you from seeing “Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight,” which…
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We Shouldn’t Be Designing Babies
Coming off the jeans vs. genes non-scandal, the push for comprehensive embryo screening should make alarm bells go off. Source link
Culture
A Visit to the Milwaukee Art Museum
Fabulous building, good art, and an idiotic hit job on American treasures over slavery, equality, and Columbus Source link
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What The Rabbit Club Gets Right
Despite its somewhat extravagant plot, The Rabbit Club offers what My Oxford Year cannot: an authentic portrayal of Oxford. Source link