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Arguing about the Past: Why all the fuzz about the 1619 Project?
The 1619 Project is all the rage in conservative circles. And for the life of
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Do we really have to ask, What is Puerto Rico?
Does it really take 61 pages to answer such a simple question? The legal question
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Taking the Streets
Protests rage across the United States. Fires. Shootings. The President turned off the lights and
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The High Density Debate Comes to Indiana’s “Progressive” Oasis, and the outcome is not close
A few months ago, while listening to a Freakanomics Radio episode about why rent control
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What do North Carolina Judges Know that Supreme Court Justices Do Not?
Last week, a three-judge court in North Carolina did the unthinkable: it struck down a
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“School Begins” in Puerto Rico. A Hundred years later, nothing changes
As mass protests swirled in Puerto Rico over vulgar tweets and governmental corruption, I could
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Statehood for Puerto Rico and DC?
I listened with great interest to a recent conversation in 538’s Politics Podcast about the
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What’s wrong with “open borders”?
Any chance he gets, President Trump assails critics of his immigration policies as advocates of
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To be or not to be [brilliant]
Judge Kavanaugh is in line to replace Justice Kennedy on the US Supreme Court. The
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