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The lead Jul 15, 2025 13

The 1619 Project Has Failed. Why Do Academics Still Take It Seriously?

The 1619 Project sparked controversy for historical inaccuracies and highlighted a troubling shift where political narratives overrode scholarly rigor.

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Jul 15, 2025 50

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson – Off the Rails

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s recent dissents draw sharp criticism from both conservative and liberal justices, raising questions about her legal reasoning.

Robert B. Charles

Jul 15, 2025 100

“Conspiracy Theorists” Right Again on Biden Pardons and Autopen Scandal

Biden aides used an autopen to approve mass pardons, sparking constitutional concerns over who was truly making clemency decisions.

Shane Harris

Jul 15, 2025 12

Youngkin Slashes Government Red Tape, Saving Virginians $1.2 Billion Each Year

Gov. Youngkin slashes 27% of Virginia’s regulations, saving $1.2B annually, cutting home costs, and setting a national reform model.

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Jul 14, 2025 11

White House Says Harvard Could Lose Accreditation

The Trump administration warned Harvard it violated federal antidiscrimination laws by allowing anti-Semitic harassment, putting its accreditation at risk.

Alan Jamison

Jul 14, 2025 42

Trump Cracks Down on Colleges Giving Tuition Breaks to Illegal Aliens

Trump enforces law to stop states giving in-state tuition to illegal immigrants while charging citizens higher rates.

Sarah Katherine Sisk

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