Can the U.S. Government Distinguish Between Chinese Citizens?
The name Zheng Wei is notably common in China, associated with various individuals across multiple…
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How the Political Spectrum Became Inverted
The political landscape of two decades ago appears starkly different from the present era, illustrating…
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Punctuation in Presidential Discourse
The recent controversy surrounding President Joe Biden's comments regarding Donald Trump's supporters highlights the increasingly…
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A Third of Costly Border Surveillance Towers Are Inoperative
Immigration remains one of the most contentious issues in the United States, particularly as the…
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Civil Liberties and National Security: A Libertarian Dilemma
In an age of heightened security concerns and an ever-evolving threat landscape, the intersection of…
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Should the Government Compensate Innocent Property Owners for Damage Caused by Police Actions?
In Justice Sotomayor's opinion regarding the denial of certiorari in the case of Baker v.…
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Trump’s Turbulent Cabinet
In the latest episode of The Reason Roundtable, editors Matt Welch, Katherine Mangu-Ward, Nick Gillespie,…
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Neal Stephenson’s “Polostan”: A Concise Epic Exploring Communism, Science, and the Birth of the Atomic Era
Neal Stephenson has long been a polarizing figure in contemporary literature, with critics often arguing…
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German Homeschooling Refugees Granted One-Year Extension in the U.S.
The issue of homeschooling in Germany has driven many families, like the Romeikes, to seek…
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Doctor Advocates for Elimination of Certificate of Need Requirements in North Carolina
In the United States, securing a medical appointment can often involve lengthy waits, due in…