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Winner of landmark gun-rights case considers return to court
Stephen Gutowski of the Washington Free Beacon explains why Dick Heller’s name might return to the national headlines. The man at the center of a landmark Supreme Court ruling that…
Liberty
Radicals from the ’60s and ’70s have their day
Andrew McCarthy of National Review Online probes the backgrounds of those leading today’s “revolutionary” shift in American public life. This is what the revolution looks like. Weather Underground terrorists, who…
Law & Public Safety
National Review editor pleads for more police
Rich Lowry of National Review Online explains why some American communities need more, not fewer, police officers. New York City needs more arrests. More arrests in the subways. More arrests…
Budget, Taxation & Economy
New Carolina Journal Online features
Carolina Journal Online recaps the N.C. General Assembly’s recent regular legislative session. The Daily Journal explains how the new HBO “Perry Mason” series helps make a case against burdensome occupational…
Research Brief
Health Care
The Fog of COVID-19 Data: Why is North Carolina so delinquent in reporting death data to the CDC?
Given doubts about the quality of COVID-19 data collection, it’s very useful to know whether a state is witnessing more deaths than usual. All the more so when the fear…
Education
Martin Center column looks ahead to a semester of isolation
Sarah-Jane Lorenzo writes for the Martin Center about challenges tied to the upcoming semester in higher education. Universities’ frantic struggles to create fall semester plans that bring students back to…
Research Brief
Education
Legislating “cancel culture” misses the point
In a City Journal article titled “Pushing Back on Cancel Culture,” law professors Robert Delahunty and John Yoo argue that Congress should extend civil rights protections to speech to “limit…
Education
Teacher: “The ‘Do it for the kids!’ mentality needs to stop!”
Caution: A North Carolina educator posted the following on Facebook. It contains profanity, obscenity, cursing, swearing, foul language, dirty words, “four letter words,” and colorful language. …
Elections & Public Integrity
Comparing Trump Approval To Obama Approval
Rasmussen continues to track daily presidential job approval. Here’s the latest comparison of approval for President Trump and approval President Obama at the same point in their term. Interesting, no?…
Elections & Public Integrity
A climate policy more economically dangerous than COVID-19
Andy Puzder explains at FoxNews.com why Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden’s climate policy would prove disastrous for the American economy. If you think the economic shutdown caused by the coronavirus…
Elections & Public Integrity
Rallying Trump voters in battleground states
Lloyd Marcus writes for the American Thinker about efforts to boost support for President Trump in key electoral states. Hello, America. My wife Mary and I recently returned home to…
Law & Public Safety
The Second Amendment as life-saver
Amy Swearer documents for the Daily Signal cases in which the right to bear arms saved lives. As the Supreme Court continued its decadelong silence in protecting the Second Amendment,…