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A Little Common Sense About Private Property
August 30, 2020By Roger Kimball
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Belarus Opposition Tells Lukashenko to Step Down After ‘Illegitimate’ Election Win
August 10, 2020By Reuters
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Abolishing Qualified Immunity Could Hinder Police Officers from Doing Their Jobs: Police Groups
July 24, 2020By Janita Kan
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Tale of 3 Republics Is Cautionary for US Today
July 20, 2020By Michael Walsh
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5 Arguments Against ‘America Is a Racist Country’
July 14, 2020By Dennis Prager
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French Court OKs End to Rwanda Genocide Investigation
July 3, 2020By The Associated Press
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The Grievances of African American Prisoners, and Politicians’ Failure at Reform
June 23, 2020By Conrad Black
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Beijing Advances Plan to Secure Sweeping Powers in Hong Kong, Deepening Fears
June 20, 2020By Eva Fu
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North Korea Says It’s Sending Soldiers to Joint Border Sites
June 17, 2020By The Associated Press
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Beijing’s Revenge? 2 Pro-China Communist Parties Coordinate Violent US Protests
June 10, 2020By Trevor Loudon
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George Floyd’s Death Renews Calls to Revisit ‘Qualified Immunity’ for Police Misconduct
June 3, 2020By Janita Kan
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U.S. State Department Shackles Target Maduro’s Venezuela Kleptocrats
June 3, 2020By Austin Bay
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Facing Expulsion for Calling Out His University Ties to China’s Communist Party: Drew Pavlou Shares His Story
May 26, 2020By Jan Jekielek
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Flynn Case Gives Hope for Reform of System of Prosecutorial Abuse
May 12, 2020By Conrad Black
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US, UK, Taiwan Condemn Hong Kong’s Arrests of Pro-Democracy Activists
April 19, 2020By Frank Fang
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From Venezuela’s Top Cop to Political Prisoner to Freedom Fighter Under Pres. Guaido—Iván Simonovis
April 11, 2020By Jan Jekielek
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Chicago’s Empty Stages
March 28, 2020By Betty Mohr
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The ‘Wrong Scandal’ Keeps Winning
February 25, 2020By Brian Cates
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Trump Ready to Expose Intelligence Community’s ‘Resistance’ and Incompetence
February 25, 2020By Michael Walsh
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Chinese Sentences Hong Kong Bookseller Gui Minhai to 10 Years in Jail
February 25, 2020By Reuters
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Trump Emerges From Impeachment Debacle Stronger Than Ever
February 12, 2020By Brian Cates
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Colombia Aims to Eradicate More Than 321,000 Acres of Coca in 2020
February 11, 2020By Reuters
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Taking Stock: The State of the 2 Parties
February 7, 2020By Mark Hendrickson
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State of the Union Reveals Bankruptcy of Democrats’ Opposition to Trump
February 5, 2020By Conrad Black
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Van Drew’s Top Republican Opponent Switched Districts, Will Challenge Andy Kim Instead
January 29, 2020By Ella Kietlinska
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Former Russian Oil Magnate Khodorkovsky Found Guilty (Video)
December 28, 2010By Andrey Volkov
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Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony Proceeds, Despite Laureate’s Absence
December 10, 2010By Matthew Robertson
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Rio Will Have Brazilian Army Peace Force
December 4, 2010By Bruno Menezes
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Rights Abuse Fuels Burma’s Health Crisis
October 19, 2010By James Burke
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Military Taxes Burmese Into Poverty
September 5, 2010By James Burke
A Little Common Sense About Private Property
