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It would be a simpler way to synthesize the skills of getting on base and hitting for power.

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The British government is pressuring Apple to provide backdoor access to users’ data.

Fewer young people feel the need to join when neighborhoods are safe.

Congress should focus on cities, not suburbs.

It should create a fast-track system to accelerate and streamline the review process.


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Borrowing becomes easier for consumers when the yield is low.


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It would be a simpler way to synthesize the skills of getting on base and hitting for power.

The RISE UPP initiative appears to be using applicants’ “commitment to diversity” as a proxy for race.

The administration loves digital currency, but hashing out regulatory frameworks will take time.

The British government is pressuring Apple to provide backdoor access to users’ data.

Fewer young people feel the need to join when neighborhoods are safe.

Congress should focus on cities, not suburbs.

It should create a fast-track system to accelerate and streamline the review process.


For the sake of both American national security and industrialization, the Trump administration should keep a close eye on the Tech Right.

Borrowing becomes easier for consumers when the yield is low.


Despite a tenacious narrative, history shows the Green New Deal vision is not inevitable—it’s impossible.

When Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft malfunctioned, astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore became long-term residents on the space station—and the focus of some political malarkey.

The accused Hamas sympathizer is shrouded in mystery—and so are his supporters.

An order to turn back deportation flights carrying alleged Tren de Aragua members midair shows why the Justices should act now to prevent a constitutional crisis.

The crisis of manhood cannot be solved by a digital pimp.

It would be a simpler way to synthesize the skills of getting on base and hitting for power.

The RISE UPP initiative appears to be using applicants’ “commitment to diversity” as a proxy for race.

The administration loves digital currency, but hashing out regulatory frameworks will take time.

The British government is pressuring Apple to provide backdoor access to users’ data.

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