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The fix is more pluralism, not less. We should open doors, not close them.

2006--A South Dakota law enacted in 2005 sets forth informed-consent provisions for abortion, including that the woman undergoing abortion be informed that "the abortion will ...

The 'billionaire tax' on the ballot will likely cost the state government more than it raises.

GOP AG candidate Saritha Komatireddy is trying to wake New Yorkers up to the scale of James's dereliction.

Young college-educated women are reshaping social norms that have been the bedrock of liberal society for decades.

Richard Weaver's most famous work applies to much of today's political and cultural world.

But a newish law should incentivize the university to ensure that the speaking event occurs without a hitch.

Increases in energy prices as a result of the Iran war are not a justification for tighter monetary policy.

The availability of foreign low-skill labor short-circuits a natural market process.

Kagan's quarrel with Dobbs is not over whether precedents should fall, but which ones.