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"By treating Israel as a uniquely culpable actor while too often minimizing the responsibility of terrorist organizations and rejectionist regimes, the U.N. reinforces a political narrative that fuels hostility..."
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"For all the GOP derision of socialism, the median 2024 voter might not have anticipated the second Trump administration would develop a taste for assuming equity stakes in private businesses."
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"Long gone are the days when airlines hired name chefs and advertised their food as an inducement to fly. Some had dining rooms and others had bars, where the long-haul passenger could belly up and sink a pint or two."
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Regulations Should Reflect When AI Outperforms Doctors "AI will not replace every physician, nor should it. Many medical decisions require capabilities that today’s systems do not possess."
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HOLY COW! HISTORY: She Saw a Coward. He Was a War Hero. "They say you can’t judge a book by its cover. More than 110 years ago, that proved truer than anyone could have believed."
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How Healthy Is the Air in Schools? "Schools already measure attendance, test scores and spending down to the dollar. They should also learn more about what is happening in the air, too."
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"It’s easy, especially in a midterm year, to treat elections as something that happens to other people. It isn’t. Elections determine who writes our laws, who funds our public resources, and who protects our rights."
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"The merger won’t set diesel prices. Global markets do that, and the benefits would take time to show up after approval. What the deal can change is how much diesel the economy burns to move its goods, which would make the next price spike less painful."
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The DSA has a chameleon strategy.
I write in @InsideSourcesDC about how DSA candidates are trying to trick voters and slither away to victory in the midterms.
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"Wry observers dubbed the 2000 presidential election the “Seinfeld election” because they saw it as a fight over nothing, which was the theme of the popular sitcom. Twenty-six years later, this is the most important midterm election of our lives."
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Counterpoint: Fossil Fuel Industry Follows Big Tobacco’s Disinformation "Allowing fossil fuel companies to skirt laws that protect everyday people from corporate misconduct would harm not only climate lawsuits, but corporate accountability more broadly."
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Point: Supreme Court Must Draw the Line on Climate Litigation "The real question in Boulder’s case is not whether climate change is a serious issue, but who has the authority to set the rules for addressing it."
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"Patients deserve greater access to this kind of coordinated specialty care. Community-based specialty networks can bring physicians, physical therapy, imaging and follow-up care closer to where patients live."
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Why the Far-Left Changed Colors on Climate Change and Data Centers "In order for America to stay energy dominant, closeted and self-identifying socialists need to stay away from the driving wheel. This is a race America cannot afford to lose."
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"Congress should investigate Kennedy’s destructive, indefensible decisions and hold him accountable. Impeachment would relegate him to well-deserved ignominy. Remember that when you vote on November 3."
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Did you know that about 70% of university licensing agreements are with start ups & emerging companies? Learn more as @InsideSourcesDC, @SBECouncil's @KarenKerrigan explains how the Bayh-Dole Act fuels innovation: dcjournal.com/americas-innov…
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Washington promised Medicare savings. Taxpayers got a $5.4B bill instead. After 16 years of failed experiments, Congress should pull the plug on the disastrous Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation. Read my latest piece in @InsideSourcesDC: buff.ly/arB3y4Y
When It Comes to ‘Fixing’ Health Care, Don’t Start With What’s Working "Employer-provided coverage can provide access to cost-effective gym memberships, nutritional services or even innovative smartphone apps to assist in concierge-level care."
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The Questions Democrats Should Be Asking Ilhan Omar "With these questions lingering, Democratic leaders should demand that Omar provide a fuller account of the marriage and immigration questions that have persisted throughout her career."
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Who’s Paying the Lawyers? "We have enough trouble with local governments in the U.S. trying to undermine our economy and weaken our strategic position without having to worry whether or not the Chinese Communist Party is footing the bill."
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