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Jimmy Carter Personally Experienced Voter Fraud. His First Election Was Stolen.

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The True Antidote to the Rot in America’s Universities
















COMMENTARY

By Tyler O’Neil

America’s universities deserve a complete uprooting, but the antidote is not a wholesale rejection of higher education but a return to the animating force that gives higher education its value.

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Jimmy Carter Personally Experienced Voter Fraud. His First Election Was Stolen.


















COMMENTARY

By Hans von Spakovsky

Perhaps because of his experience, Carter is one of the few leaders in the Democrat Party who acknowledged that people should be seriously concerned about election fraud.

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The Art of Asking Newsworthy Questions, According to Newsmax’s James Rosen


















ANALYSIS

By Rob Bluey

Veteran journalist James Rosen asks about President Joe Biden’s “dismal job approval ratings,” and the press secretary surprised the White House press corps with her answer.

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Lawmakers Rebuff Zelenskyy’s Plea for More Ukraine Funding


















NEWS

By Rob Bluey

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s visit to Washington, D.C., fails to win over skeptical lawmakers, who are weary of sending more money abroad for a war effort that appears to have stalled.

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House GOP Takes Next Step in Biden Impeachment Probe, as Democrats Dwell on Trump


















NEWS

By Fred Lucas

As House Republicans press to advance an impeachment inquiry targeting President Joe Biden, Democrats rehash Donald Trump’s two impeachments.

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Why Does GoFundMe and Just About Everyone Else Normalize Double Mastectomies?


















COMMENTARY

By Taylor Reece

How is it possible that a 19-year-old woman posts a fundraiser to pay a portion of her $60,000 health care costs to remove healthy breasts, and this is considered normal—even heroic?

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Reconsidering a Giant of American Foreign Policy


















COMMENTARY

By Jarrett Stepman

Henry Kissinger built up an extensive and often much criticized record in policy and academics.

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Poll: 1-in-5 Mail-In Voters Admit Fraud in 2020 Election


















NEWS

By Fred Lucas

About 1 in 5 mail-in voters in the 2020 election admit to engaging in some type of voting irregularity, a poll shows.

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EXCLUSIVE: Florida School Punished for Allowing Boy in Girls’ Sports


















NEWS

By Mary Margaret Olohan

A Florida high school is fined and placed on administrative probation for violating the state’s bylaws by allowing a biologically male student to participate on a female sports team.

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