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Law and Government
DOJ nominee prosecuted black man sentenced to 27 years for selling $20 worth of drugs
While Biden would have had no involvement in the Steward case, he has been dogged by allegations that anti-crime and…
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Law and Government
These heroic Santas spread a little extra Christmas magic
Santa Claus may be famous for delivering toys to all the good boys and girls around the world, but check…
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Law and Government
NYC drops ball on public safety: Homeless pedophiles living in hotel near elementary school
New York lawmakers responded to an exploding drug and homeless problem by putting members of its homeless population up in…
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Law and Government
Legal pitfalls in reparations
Individual instances of racism in Evanston today can’t justify reparations for blacks as a group. The proper response to a…
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Law and Government
There’s a middle way between insane prescription drug prices and Medicare for All
Cures for All beats Medicare for All.
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Unyielding
Joe Biden trivializes severe pain
A crackdown on prescription opioids has gone too far, causing needless suffering for patients even as opioid abuse has become…
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Unyielding
Anti-opioid crusade backfires, causing agony and more deaths
A recent Cato Institute study by Harvard’s Jeffrey Miron and others shows the government’s anti-opioid crusade has backfired and increased opioid addiction…
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Politics
Obama admin had the chance to cripple the global heroin trade but chose to play politics instead
The architects of Operation Reciprocity are hoping the Trump administration will pull the old plan out of the mothballs, dust…
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Law and Government
If the Left is saluting Trump for freeing Alice Johnson, you know the story has got to stink
What do we know about Alice Johnson? Here's an encapsulation of her life story as she details it in an…
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Science and Technology
Over past 12 years DEA knowingly allowed admitted addicts, dealers to prescribe drugs
More than 1.7 million individuals and organizations held licenses as of March 2018 — an increase of more than 510,000…
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