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Democracy is a Threat to Freedom—That's Why We're Not One

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Trump Is Right: Presidents Can Fire Ambassadors—It's the Law

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Young Americans Are Unhappy? Blame Liberal Attacks on Our Values

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The First Time Congress Tried to Impeach a President Was a Disaster

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Supreme Court to Hear Gun, Obamacare Cases

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State of Emergency: Why Chile Is Facing a Crisis

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The Impeachment Inquiry Is Shrouded in a Republican Vow of Silence

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Supreme Court Hears Arguments on...Blackbeard the Pirate?

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Why Did This Kansas Man Fight His Traffic Stop to the Supreme Court?

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Inappropriate but Not Impeachable: The GOP Senate Republican Strategy for a Trial of Trump?

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