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Red-State Senators Must Pick Up the Pace on Judges
Republican senators face pressure to accelerate Trump judicial nominees as midterms approach, with nearly two dozen district court vacancies in red states.
Just About Everybody in America Thinks Voters Should Show ID
Good Sense on Transgender Children
AI Can Be Transformational and Still Be a Bubble
Why Aren't Boston Students Completing Required Coursework?
GOP Advances SAVE Act, a Solution in Search of a Problem
The original SAVE Act was an indefensible step backward, and the revised version is worse. It passed the Republican-led House anyway.
Will Push for Voter ID Kill the Filibuster?
Wednesday, February 11th on RealClearPolitics: 00:00 Will the SAVE Act Kill the Filibuster? 10:50 Grand Jury Refuses Charges for Mark Kelly, Other Dems 17:20...
FBI Probing Possible Election Crimes in Fulton County
Meanwhile, The Washington Post runs cover for the Georgia county's 'extremely sloppy' election administration in 2020.
Risk of Nuclear War Rising. We Need a Peace Movement
With the end of the New Start treaty, we face a potentially catastrophic arms race. It can still be prevented
What I Suffered Being 'Transgender'
Bari Weiss Is Not Reforming CBS News
On Monday, far-left CBS News released anti-ICE/pro-Democrat Party talking points that prove that, despite her promises, CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss has no intention of reforming the disgraced CBS News. Media
Our Super Bowl Satyricon
The Money Line Dividing the Democratic Party
Disputes over corporate PAC cash are at the center of a host of crucial primary fights.
Hands-On Training or a Free Ride on Campus?
57% of American parents would prefer a three-year apprenticeship to a full college scholarship for their child.
Get Married Young
Lillian, a senior at the University of Virginia, is taking a step that has scandalized her parents, peers, and professors.
Republicans, Democrats in Revolt--for Very Different Reasons
What's Next for Jimmy Lai?
Media Needs To Stop Gaslighting on Trans Killers
Another mass shooting, and another devastated community.
After Affirmative Action
The number of Hispanic and Black students at highly selective colleges dropped in the fall of 2024 after affirmative action was banned.

