Johns Hopkins University’s Osher Institute. Authoritarianism and absurdity in (fictional) Moscow. Absolution’s plot concerns the circumstances faced by the wives of American men working in Saigon ...

The unintended consequences of prohibiting plastic straws.

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Danielle Pletka is a distinguished senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and the host, with Marc Thiessen, of the podcast What the Hell Is Going On? and the related Substack. The ...

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Virginia’s Question 1 would write a scientific falsehood into its Bill of Rights and take parents out of the room.

The system now is a small group that strangles the legislative body and won’t let anything happen unless it has support from the ‘majority of the majority.’ ...

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