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Employment bouncing back faster than expected
Matt Weidinger writes for Real Clear Policy about good news on the jobs front. Current unemployment rates show the US job market is bouncing back from the coronavirus recession far…
Elections & Public Integrity
Court Workaround Endangers Ballot Protections
America has seen its fair share of workarounds to the legislative process (many of them discussed in a recent live stream hosted by the John Locke Foundation), but one tactical…
Law & Public Safety
GOP senator prepares for Supreme Court ‘war’
Jack Beyrer reports for the Washington Free Beacon about one U.S. senator’s preparations for a Supreme Court confirmation fight. Sen. Tom Cotton’s (R., Ark.) office will operate a campaign-style war…
Elections & Public Integrity
New Carolina Journal Online features
Lindsay Marchello and Rick Henderson report for Carolina Journal Online on a new federal lawsuit targeting a lawsuit settlement involving the State Board of Elections. John Hood’s Daily Journal contrasts…
Law & Public Safety
N.C. Supreme Court removes three more inmates from death row
New N.C. Supreme Court rulings today move three more state prison inmates off death row. In each case, the state’s highest court decided that the General Assembly’s repeal of the…
Research Brief
Regulation
“Sue and Settle”: How leftist lawyers get judges to enforce leftist desires when they’re contrary to established law
Under the terms of the settlement, the Board of Elections would evaluate absentee ballots without the prescribed witness protections and allow nine days after election day to have those ballots…
Education
W-S/Forsyth County teacher: “Is a ‘Work Stoppage’ in our future???”
A Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools elementary teacher faces the prospect of returning to in-person instruction. What was her response? She pitches the idea of a “work stoppage” (aka a strike) if…
Liberty
The presidents and Yogi
Tevi Troy writes about one famous baseball player’s interactions with every man to occupy the White House since World War II. Lawrence Peter “Yogi” Berra died five years ago on…
Education
Martin Center column questions college football’s expense
Laurence Peterson asks Martin Center readers to consider whether football is a luxury for many college campuses. The importance of college football to university education is vastly overrated. Rather than…
Elections & Public Integrity
Supreme Court clash bolsters Trump
James Antle of the Washington Examiner focuses on the electoral impact of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s untimely death. The upcoming Supreme Court nomination fight is uniting the…
Law & Public Safety
Media malfeasance in Barrett coverage explored
Andrew Stiles of the Washington Free Beacon pokes fun at major media outlets’ coverage of Judge Amy Coney Barrett, a leading candidate for the open U.S. Supreme Court seat. Using…
Budget, Taxation & Economy
Free markets versus China’s statist system
H.R. McMaster offers National Review Online readers an important economic contrast. The CCP views its centralized, statist economic system as bestowing advantages, especially the ability to successfully coordinate efforts across…