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Democrats Against Court Packing
A constitutional amendment would protect the judiciary’s independence.
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Polling shows that voters favor a constitutional amendment to keep the Supreme Court at nine justices by more than 3 to 1, write @JillLongtho and Nick Rahall
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We May Get a Conservative Chief Justice
If Roberts joins the liberals, Thomas gets to assign the opinion.
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If Chief Justice Roberts joins the liberals in dissent, Justice Thomas gets to assign authorship of the conservative majority’s opinion, writes @jamestaranto
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Winter Is Coming: Time for a Mask Mandate
A requirement to cover your face in public could be more of a cultural norm than a political statement.
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As deaths rise this winter, policy makers will have to act to slow the spread. There is no support for reprising this spring’s stay-at-home orders, but a mask mandate would help, writes @ScottGottliebMD
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As deaths rise this winter, policy makers will have to act to slow the spread. There is no support for reprising this spring’s stay-at-home orders, but a mask mandate would help, writes @ScottGottliebMD
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Epidemiologists Stray From the Covid Herd
Great Barrington Declaration co-authors Martin Kuldorff and Jay Bhattacharya on the costs of lockdown, the science of immunity, and the politicization of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Epidemiologists Stray From the Covid Herd: @tunkuv interviews Dr. Jay Bhattacharya and @MartinKulldorff
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Epidemiologists Stray From the Covid Herd: @tunkuv interviews Dr. Jay Bhattacharya and @MartinKulldorff
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End the School Shutdown
In-person classes turn out not to cause spikes in cases or fatality. But keeping kids home has a high cost.
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The losses from keeping children out of school are huge and the benefits are small. Let’s get kids back into the classroom and on the playground, write David R. Henderson and Ryan Sullivan
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Lightning Will Have to Strike Twice for Trump to Win
A repeat of 2016 would require widespread polling errors that again all work in the president’s favor.
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A repeat of 2016 would require widespread polling errors that again all work in the president’s favor, writes @jasonrileywsj
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The Bidens and China Business
The story won’t go away without explanation, even if the Veep wins.
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Joe Biden has an obligation to answer questions about his son’s influence-peddling and his own financial dealings—notably regarding China, writes The Editorial Board
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The Editorial Board: The story won’t go away without explanation, even if Joe Biden wins.
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The Hidden Trap in Biden’s Tax Hike
The Social Security levy would go up for everyone eventually.
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Joe Biden promises not to raise taxes on Americans earning more than $400,000—but there’s a hitch, writes @biggsag
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The Cost of Bidenomics
A new study on Biden’s tax, health-care, energy and regulation proposals predicts $6,500 less in median household income by 2030.
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The Editorial Board: A new study on Biden’s tax, health-care, energy and regulation proposals predicts $6,500 less in median household income by 2030.
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Where Do I Go to Get My Covid Antibody Cocktail?
Researchers are making quick progress, but we need infusion sites and new models for payment.
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We need to take steps now to ensure that antibody drugs will be available to patients who need them, write @ScottGottliebMD and Mark McClellan
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Biden’s Tax Whopper
He’d raise taxes far higher than they were under Bush or Obama.
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He won’t admit it to voters, but Joe Biden would raise taxes far higher than they were under Bush or Obama, writes Th Editorial Board
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Twitter’s Partisan Censors
Senators have a chance to explain why an open society matters.
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The Editorial Board: Silicon Valley's partisan censorship flies in the face of American instincts about democracy, fair play, and the spirit of the First Amendment.
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Big Tech’s increasingly dishonest and abusive assaults on ideas it dislikes will intensify unless the public comes to see that such manipulation is wrong no matter which side is targeted, writes The Editorial Board
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Why Trump Doesn’t Need to Wear a Mask
You should wear one now, whether you’ve had the virus or not. But he no longer needs to.
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You should wear a mask, whether you’ve had the virus or not. But the president no longer needs to, writes Dr. Michael Segal
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Will Amazon Suppress the True Michael Brown Story?
Shelby Steele’s new film takes a critical look at the prevailing narrative. It’s now under ‘content review.’
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Amazon was all set to stream Shelby Steele’s new film, which takes a critical look at the prevailing narrative about Michael Brown’s death. But now it’s under “content review,” writes @jasonrileywsj
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Sheldon Whitehouse Does Glenn Beck
At Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation hearing, the Rhode Island Democrat offers his theory of everything.
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Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse has a conspiracy theory that explains everything: “dark money.”
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Who’s Afraid of Amy Coney Barrett?
Democrats are treating the nominee like a prop at a campaign rally.
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The Editorial Board: Democrats view the Supreme Court as a mini-legislature to achieve policy goals, rather than a real judicial body.
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Amy Coney Barrett and the Ivies
Harvard and Yale worry what the newest justice would mean for their racial-preference policies.
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Harvard and Yale worry what the newest justice would mean for their racial-preference policies, writes @wjmcgurn
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A World of Geopolitical Opportunity
America’s global position is stronger today than in 2016 in some important ways.
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Whoever wins in November, policy makers need to look past the current episode of despair. America’s global position is in some ways stronger today than it was in 2016, writes @wrmead
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The Trump Treatment for Covid Is Coming Soon
Antibody drugs like the one the president took may be a bridge to a vaccine.
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Man-made antibodies like the one President Trump received may be a bridge to a vaccine, write @ScottGottliebMD and Mark McClellan
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Mike Pence’s Re-Election Case
He told voters facts about the Biden agenda they haven’t heard.
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The debate clash showed that Mike Pence is much more than merely a loyal deputy, and that Kamala Harris’s views are much further to the left than Democrats want Americans to know, writes The Editorial Board
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