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Unlike Gavin Newsom, Tom Steyer is a true believer. Source link
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Unlike Gavin Newsom, Tom Steyer is a true believer. Source link
The truth is that this country has never stopped reckoning with racism. Source link
Walking away from the war with Iran may be the lesser evil compared with accepting a bad deal. Source link
While America gets richer, Europe doubles down on its failing climate strategy. Source link
Sexting revelations are the latest in a long line of troublesome details about the Senate candidate’s past. Source link
Prosperity is not a fixed pie. States like Florida and Texas understand that. Source link
How the slop-ridden professional social network confirms Magnifica Humanitas’s warnings about AI’s threat to creativity. Source link
The former British prime minister’s criticisms of Labour Party policy suffer from a lack of self-reflection. Source link
The Senate candidate is now backpedaling on statements about the nature of God, the number of sexes, and more. Source link
The Trump DOJ clarified that E. Jean Carroll is not under investigation, though Dem donor Reid Hoffman might be. Source link
It is instructive that Pope Leo’s first statement raises concerns about artificial intelligence. Source link
They’ve lost the mantle of the party of change because the party is so settled in its identity. Source link
The growing animus to these facilities is as irrational as the campaign to stop nuclear power. Source link
By caving in to public employee unions, the state’s leaders seem determined to follow the road to fiscal hell. Source link
The Supreme Court does not need altering — it has not done anything wrong. Source link
In the face of woke criticism, the excellent and informative signs prepared for the Philadelphia site are heading to court. Source link
We have the little joys of life because of the men and women who have sacrificed everything. Source link
Rabbi Eli Schlanger, killed in the Bondi Beach massacre, reflected on the destructive power of words and deeds for a forthcoming book.…
Congress never should have given away the power to appropriate unlimited settlements. Source link