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Major US Ally’s Trade Rules Could Cost Americans Half A Trillion, Study Finds
A new study reports South Korea’s trade and regulatory policies could cost Americans as much as $500 billion or more over the next decade.Research by the Competere Foundation estimates that the U.S. economy could lose as much…
Foreign-Born Voters Likely To Hand Socialist Zohran Mamdani Key To New York City, Poll Shows
Socialist Democratic New York City mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani holds a firm lead among foreign-born New York City voters, while Independent mayoral candidate and former Democrat Gov. Andrew Cuomo leads among American-born…
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NC Supreme Court affirms North Carolinians’ right to a fair trial
It is an ancient principle of natural justice that courts must interpret the meaning of laws and regulations in an independent and unbiased manner. That’s why, in addition to carrying a pair of scales, Justice is usually…
Democrats once undermined the Army. Now they undermine the nation.
Their post-Civil War ‘Redeemer’ ancestors smeared troops as despots and ‘usurpers.’ Today’s left smears ICE and Border Patrol as fascists — different century, same betrayal. America again stands on the edge of betrayal,…
The fragile joy of Sukkot and the renewal of Simchat Torah
Jews around the world have just concluded one of the most beautiful stretches of the Jewish calendar – Sukkot and Simchat Torah – a sequence of holidays that fuses joy, humility, and renewal into a single moral arc. After…
The fragile joy of Sukkot and the renewal of Simchat Torah
The fragile joy of Sukkot and the renewal of Simchat Torah Written by The sukkah’s impermanence teaches that true security lies not in material walls but in moral ones: trust, community, and faith. Simchat Torah models…
Measuring the cost of federal guidance in Utah
Measuring the cost of federal guidance in Utah Written by The Utah Legislature’s Federalism Commission is studying federal agency guidance directed to the state. This guidance isn’t legally binding but is intended to change…
Measuring the cost of federal guidance in Utah
Last week, the Utah Legislature’s Federalism Commission discussed the issue of federal guidance – direction federal agencies give to state governments and others they regulate. It is not legally binding, but it reflects the…
Redistricting, changing voting paterns, alter North Carolina’s congressional district ratings
The North Carolina General Assembly approved a new congressional district map on October 22. The change involves moving Beaufort, Carteret, Craven, Dare, Hyde, and Pamlico counties, along with part of one precinct in Onslow…
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