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** How ‘Minneapolis Effect’ Explains Surge of Violent Crime in Our Cities
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Minneapolis partially defunded police departments and proactive crime prevention programs in response to George Floyd’s death in police custody.
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** Obama and Democrats: Filibuster for Me, but Not for Thee
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When Republicans, then in the majority, considered terminating the filibuster in 2005, then-Sen. Barack Obama defended it as a vital part of the legislative process.
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** Heritage Foundation President, Executive Vice President to Step Down
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“We accomplished everything we set out to do. Now, it’s time to let someone else take the reins,” says Kay C. James.
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** Earmarks Represent Corruption, Waste, and the Swamp. Ban on Them Should Stay in Place.
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One study showed that for every dollar of lobbying spent by organizations seeking earmarks in the federal budget, they received on average $28 of taxpayer funding.
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** Why Someone Hid Accurate Death Count for New York Nursing Homes
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Tim Hoefer, president of Empire Center, explains why it took so long for the truth about New York’s nursing home deaths to come to light, and what may be next for Cuomo.
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** I’m Asian American. Here’s What I Think of #StopAsianHate.
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Asian Americans are dying across the country because of Republicans and Donald Trump? Give me a break.
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** The Human Need to Feel Important—and How Government Squelches It
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The more government intrudes in people’s lives, the less important most people feel—unless they work for the government.
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** ICYMI: The Left Quietly Puts in Place Everything It Needs for Single-Payer System
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A House hearing today essentially will be an opportunity for liberals to highlight 18 bills aimed at expanding federal control over health care.
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