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Opposition to data centers labeled self-destructive
23+ hour, 30+ min ago (448+ words) Editors at National Review Online explore the growing popular opposition to data centers. Anti-data-center sentiment is sweeping the nation, and, this being an election year, politicians of both parties are jumping to indulge it. In blue New York, Governor Kathy…...
Portuguese awake to Islam's cultural threat
23+ hour, 18+ min ago (304+ words) Samuel Short writes for the Gateway Pundit about an interesting development in western Europe. The Portuguese are realizing that Islam has no place in Europe, much to the chagrin of some vocal residents. President António José Seguro signed a bill…...
Trump's birth-tourism campaign has impact in China
23+ hour, 24+ min ago (310+ words) Helen Raleigh writes for the Federalist about the impact of President Donald Trump’s opposition to birth tourism. Recent news from China shows that some Chinese women who plan to give birth in the United States solely to secure citizenship for…...
Hillary already planning Bill Clinton' funeral
23+ hour, 21+ min ago (215+ words) Matt Margolis writes for PJMedia.com about an especially morbid form of post-presidential planning. According to RadarOnline, twice-failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has already begun planning an elaborate memorial service for her husband-in-name-only at the Washington National Cathedral, complete with…...
NYT accused of weaponizing Islamophobia
23+ hour, 27+ min ago (319+ words) Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about another example of major legacy media malfeasance. Anti-Jewish hate crimes outnumber anti-Muslim hate crimes about seven to one, according to FBI crime statistics. Yet the New York Times is offering its…...
North Carolina scores well on an election policy but could do better
1+ day, 16+ hour ago (604+ words) Director of the Civitas Center for Public Integrity, John Locke Foundation A national think tank recently rated all fifty states on election policy. North Carolina scored relatively well, but it was among the states that still have “room for improvement....
The trouble with rational basis review, part four
1+ day, 23+ hour ago (422+ words) It’s time for a new approach to judicial review in North Carolina Senior Fellow, Legal Studies, John Locke Foundation Note: This is the fourth in a series of research briefs discussing rational basis review, a judicial doctrine that shields economic…...
Fauci aide's case could help guide other prosecutions
1+ day, 23+ hour ago (250+ words) Steven Richards writes for Just the News about the potential impact of a recent high-profile plea agreement. The plea deal agreed to by former top Dr. Anthony Fauci adviser David Morens, filed in federal court this week, provides a roadmap…...
NYC rejects helpful public housing reform
1+ day, 23+ hour ago (289+ words) Howard Husock highlights New York City’s rejection of a positive reform for public housing policy. The New York City Housing Authority grapples with some obvious ills: Elevators break down all the time, crime and gang violence are common, and fixing…...
Busting myths about the 'China shock"
1+ day, 23+ hour ago (397+ words) Michael Strain explores the long-term impact of the American decision to open up trade with China. Few issues in the public square are uncontested. But the narrative that the United States’ decision, driven by elite considerations, to open trade with…...