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Have independent women really turned that hard against the Democrats? It’s a national poll that measures mood, not specific reactions to specific candidates.

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A version of the email can be made public, to be verified, without compromising their source.

Across industries, executive after executive has chosen the PRC over free speech

A friend’s wife’s CrossFit trainer’s mom saw a post on a Facebook group about kids identifying as cats and using litterboxes at school.

What will it take for millions of Americans to care?

And it’s not “the media.”

The Pennsylvania Democrat deserves to face the same questions—and to be given the same opportunities—as any other candidate.

The Alex Jones Verdict Exposed an Important Legal Truth by David French

The fabrication-industrial complex is skating on thin legal ice.

At least 20 Republican politicians have claimed that schools are making accommodations for students who identify as cats. The school districts say these claims are untrue.

Cards on the table for the Republican party.

Plus: A surprising endorsement in Wisconsin

After Missouri banned abortions, she was left 'with a baby dying inside.' Doctors said they could do nothing. When her water broke early, doctors told Mylissa Farmer that her health was at risk. She had to travel to an abortion clinic in Illinois for care.

The Reactive Model of Reasonable Accommodation by James Brandt

The concept of reasonable accommodations at the heart of the ADA severely undercuts the efficacy of the law. Employers, public entities, and private businesses are allowed to ignore the inaccessible nature of their programs or activities until an individual with a disability seeks (or begs) for access. This reactive, individualized model does little to prevent mass-produced inaccessibility.

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