Opinion | The FBI’s 2016 Abuse Turns Criminal
At last, some accountability for the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s outrageous intervention in the 2016 presidential campaign. On Friday U.S.
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Opinion | Sharpton and Surprises
It’s been a fascinating week in U.S. politics, featuring the Rev. Al Sharpton and the Los Angeles Times launching separate
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Opinion | Coronavirus Lockdowns Usher In the New Roaring ’20s
States with strict coronavirus lockdowns seem to be reliving the Roaring ’20s. Alcohol is legal in the 21st century’s version
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Opinion | Justice Goes to Yale
On Thursday the Justice Department put Yale University on notice: If by Aug. 27 the school doesn’t agree to stop
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Opinion | Justice-FTC Antitrust Feud Is the Wrong Kind of Competition
The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday reversed a district judge’s ruling that imposed antitrust liability on Qualcomm,
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Opinion | A Defeat for Antitrust Adventurism
Terrific news. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday, in a 3-0 ruling, smacked down government lawyers who sought
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Opinion | Seattle’s Best Resigns
On Monday Carmen Best shocked Seattle by resigning as police chief. It was her last act of public service, coming
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Opinion | The Putin Vaccine Gambit
Remember when Vladimir Putin showed a video to visiting filmmaker Oliver Stone of a Russian helicopter firing on Islamic State
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Opinion | Mayhem Continues, Protest Narrative Crumbles
The press has been playing defense for Portland anarchists for weeks, suggesting riots and arson against a federal courthouse were
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Opinion | Jimmy Lai Is Arrested in Hong Kong
Last year’s protesters in Hong Kong are quickly becoming this year’s martyrs for democracy. On Monday police arrested media tycoon
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