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Voter Fraud More Likely to Affect Election Than Foreign Meddling

Foreign powers have tried to meddle in our elections—through overt action and covert manipulation—since we started having elections.

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The Troubling Ignorance of Our Lawmakers

Their embarrassing lack of knowledge about the roles of state and local governments versus the federal government when it comes to handling riots and pandemics shows that they desperately need a refresher course in American Federalism 101.

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Why a Safe Harbor Is Needed to Protect Gig Workers’, Gig Users’ Safety

You know there’s something wrong if companies can’t do the right thing without potentially destroying their entire business model.

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Restoring Public Health and Preserving Economic Livelihoods Must Go Together

Given the severe economic and financial problems associated with coronavirus lockdowns, it’s vital that governments approach public policy decisions with a clear understanding of what’s at stake.

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We’re a Doctor and a Nurse. Here Are 10 Things You Should Know About Sending Your Kids to School.

Multiple studies from across the world have found consistently that children are at lower risk than adults of contracting the coronavirus, and many nations that have not closed down their schools have found no evidence that children readily spread the virus to one another.

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