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MOORE: Why are liberals so miserable?
Replacing former President Donald Trump with President Joe Biden was supposed to bring joy to the land from sea to sea. We were going to be a united people at last. Every problem known to […]
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Finding ways to expect joy in uncertain times
Nearly two years since the pandemic’s beginning, January 2022 came to an end with a record number of confirmed COVID cases. Our hearts are weary, downtrodden and distrustful of what the future may hold, and […]
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GINGRICH: It is time to balance the federal budget again
The national debt has passed $30 trillion. It is clearly time to start talking about balancing the federal budget. The explosion of federal debt has been astonishing. In 1980, the national debt was $908 billion. […]
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MILLER: The winter of our deep descent
Anyone who wonders how a new president will govern need look no further than the decorations in the Oval Office; more specifically, for the presence or absence of the Churchill bust. When President Obama made […]
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ALI: All about the values
Every year we collectively “celebrate” the “history” of black Americans and our contributions to the larger fabric of national culture. As long as I can remember we have celebrated inventions and musicians and intellectuals like […]
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LEVY: The Democrats’ social experiments will not end well
When I was a first-year law student, one of my more imaginative professors suggested an interesting hypothetical. At the end of the last millennium, it was quite profound, Nonetheless, I updated it slightly for use […]
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MOORE: The greatest government failure in American history
The tally for how much the federal government spent to combat COVID-19 is now estimated to be $5 trillion. It is more than the combined costs of World Wars I and II. The left is […]
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GRAINGER: Hedge funds deliver opportunity
It was my honor to be elected to six terms to the Board of Governors of the University of North Carolina. The Board of Governors oversees the 17 campuses of the state’s higher education system, […]
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LEVY: Do America and NATO have the will to resist?
Shortly, possibly even before this column is placed in print, The United States may be at war. It will start like most wars. One country, in this case Russia, will try to take control of […]
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ERICKSON: The American press corps helped kill democracy
The American press corps has been on a tear over the past year about the death of democracy. They share the talking point with Democrats. In the runup to and aftermath of Jan. 6, 2021, […]