The Tyranny Of One Man’s Opinion
In America, we have a Constitution not only to prevent the perception but also the reality of the tyranny of one man’s opinion.
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In America, we have a Constitution not only to prevent the perception but also the reality of the tyranny of one man’s opinion.
We know the Franklin Roosevelt regime from its famous (or infamous) New Deal—a mishmash of government intervention wrongly credited with ending the depression when, in fact, it extended it.
What is new is the doctrine that recycling should be pursued as a general social objective even when recovery costs more than it yields. That doctrine was institutionalized through government.
The Senate voted 26-5 without amendments or comments, followed by a 78-16 vote in the House.
A consensus quickly emerged that pointed to a “populist surge” on the right, driven by rural white voters who were angry about the financial crisis and the political class’s failure to “stem the tide” of illegal immigration.
According to a Department of Education rule finalized in July, schools will now need to prove that their degrees are paying off for students to ensure that they remain eligible for federal funds.
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In a new campaign ad, Iowa Republican gubernatorial nominee Zach Lahn links his Democrat opponent, Rob Sand, to Iowa water pollution.
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The effort to root out illegal, noncitizen voting has come as part of a large-scale move by the Trump administration to ensure election integrity prior to this year’s midterm elections.
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The ruling comes amid a First Amendment challenge to University of California policies that classify certain instances of “misgendering” and “deadnaming” as potential harassment.
Children born between 2025 and 2028 can qualify for a one-time $1,000 Treasury contribution, but parents must still claim the accounts to receive the money.
The high court hears arguments in only about 1% of the cases that are filed each term.
The bill seeks to prevent states from removing children from their parents or otherwise penalizing families based on a parent’s refusal to support social or medical gender transition.
In the interview, Vance said that while he could assume the role of Senate chair, that is not where the bottleneck lies.