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Examining three ways in which gender mismatch between teachers and students may play out in K-12 classrooms.

“Rush Limbaugh just announced on his radio program he has been diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. Says there will be days he won't be able to be there due to treatment...”

Representative John Becker led the effort to file 12 articles of impeachment against DeWine.

I'm noticing just a bit of a double standard here.

The two foreign nationals were taken into local custody and are being held at the local public safety facility pending further response, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.

“They are organizing and considering publicly demanding” that Lewandowski be let go.

Evidence shows that the majority of children simply grow out of their feelings that they are the other gender.

Joy Behar said the Democrats’ caucus chaos Monday night is attributable to dealing with “white people” in “red-state” Iowa.

Donald Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani has discussed a preemptive pardon for himself with President Donald Trump, even while championing Trump's claims that he won the election.

He claimed Francis told him to keep taking Communion despite his views on abortion

Kelly Tshibaka was projected this week to defeat by a narrow margin 21-year incumbent and pro-impeachment Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK).

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Liberals are aghast that Donald Trump would give Rush Limbaugh the Presidential Medal of Freedom, but Obama gave it to his donors, his European allies, and his vice president.

On Monday, The Daily Beast published an attack on South Dakota GOP Governor Kristi Noem, insinuating that Noem’s policies regarding coronavirus

Two Pennsylvania men have been sentenced to federal prison after they were convicted of destroying and attempting to set fire to a police vehicle during last year’s protests over the murder of George Floyd.

They have reminded the world that freedom is worth risking it all for.

I have an idea. The federal government needs to compile a list of women who shouldn’t be allowed to get abortions. The criteria for getting on the list must be flexible. If an official at, say, the NIH or FBI think that a woman should be a mother for some reason or other, he or she can block an abortion. Maybe the woman has great genes or a high IQ or the sorts of financial resources we need in parents. Let’s leave that decision where it belongs: in the hands of the government. #ad#Heck, there’s really no reason even to tell women if they’re on the “no abort” list. Let them find out at the clinic. And if they go in for an abortion only to discover they are among the million or more people on the list, there will be no clear process for getting off it, even if it was a bureaucratic error or case of mistaken identity. Sound like a good idea? You probably don’t think so, particularly if you took part in the celebratory riot of good feeling in the wake of the Supreme Court’s recent decision striking down Texas abortion regulations. In the case of Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt, the court ruled that Texas could not raise the required health and safety standards of abortion clinics to match those of other “ambulatory surgical centers.” The reforms were implemented in the wake of the Kermit Gosnell scandal, in which the Philadelphia abortionist’s abattoir was revealed to be more like the setting for a Saw& movie than a decent medical clinic. RELATED: The Imaginarium of Harry Blackmun The court held that abortion is such a fundamental constitutional right that minimal health standards are an “undue burden” on women seeking an abortion, even if they might save women’s lives. There’s a deep and perplexing contradiction here. If abortion is just another aspect of “women’s health” — currently the preferred euphemism for the procedure — why have higher health and safety regulations for dentists than abortionists? But that’s just the first of many contradictions. The court allowed Whole Woman’s Health to sue in the first place, even though the company has no right to an abortion, and third parties aren’t supposed to have standing to sue for someone else’s constitutional rights. The Left loves to say “corporations aren’t people” — unless they’re suing for abortion rights. Then the new mantra is: “Corporations are people, but human fetuses aren’t.” RELATED: The Left Has a Religion — the Supreme Court Just Proved It  The contradiction I find most glaring and galling is that the euphoric hysteria from the left over the court’s decision occurred right in the middle of a conversation about guns and terrorist watch lists. In that conversation, many of the same voices on the left argued that the federal government can — nay, must! — have the unilateral power to put American citizens on a secret list barring them from exercising two constitutional rights: the right to bear arms and the right to due process when the government denies you a right. (Both, unlike abortion, are rights spelled out in the Constitution.) Congressional Democrats even staged a tawdry tantrum on the House floor about it. Never mind that the Orlando slaughter — the event that set off the House sit-in — would not have been prevented if the Democrats had their way. EDITORIAL: The Supreme Court’s Undue Burden on State Abortion Laws Writing for the majority in the Hellerstedt case, Justice Stephen Breyer argued that the Texas statute was unnecessary because “determined wrongdoers” like Gosnell wouldn’t be deterred by new laws given that he was willing to violate existing laws. Maybe so. But isn’t that exactly the NRA’s position on gun laws? Murderers, never mind terrorists, by definition don’t care about the law. #related#It gets even crazier. President Obama, who hailed the court’s decision, desperately craves the unilateral power to keep a list of people to whom he wants to deny guns without due process. But he also insists that known terrorists, particularly those held at Guantanamo Bay, have a constitutional right to due process (though presumably not to buy a gun). Yes, there’s a lot of deviltry in the details, but the basic truth is undeniable: Those on the left — in all three branches of the federal government, along with their cheerleaders in the media — believe that the rights they like are sacred and the rights they dislike are negligible inconveniences at best and outrageous cancers on the body politic at worst. As Justice Clarence Thomas put it in his Hellerstedt dissent: “The Court employs a different approach to rights that it favors.” In this, the court is not alone. — Jonah Goldberg is a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and a senior editor of National Review. You can write to him by e-mail at [email protected]. © 2016 Tribune Content Agency, LLC

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