Georgetown Law’s Randy Barnett’s new book argues that it’s time to take a new old look at the 14th Amendment. This isn’t your father’s Incorporation Doctrine.

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Corporate journalism hasn’t only ignored the government’s harsh treatment of January 6th defendants – it has been a part of it.  If it weren’t for Julie Kelly, we might not know about it at all.

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Seth Dillon’s Babylon Bee creates buzz every day with its incisive parody of the humorless Hive.

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Dave Reaboi and Jeff Ballabon join Ron again for a post mortum on Election Day 2021.

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Carol Roth wrote the book on “The War on Small Business.” She doesn’t think we’ve even begun to fight back – but we better.

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Bryson Gray’s “Let’s Go Brandon” rap flew to the top of the iTunes charts so fast that YouTube pulled the plug on it. Now Gray is hotter than ever.

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Gorilla mindset is one thing, but former pro heavyweight boxer and physics graduate Ed Latimore is selling the crackhead mindset – and how it can help you reach your own goals.

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Activist and author Adam Coleman says the modern welfare state and black society share the blame for the state of black family life. He lived it – and he aims to fix it.

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Joe Kent is a Gold Star husband, former Green Beret, and candidate for Congress from Washington State. He’s a tough conservative. Were these all the reasons YouTube needed to cancel his account?

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Vivek Ramaswamy is a smashingly successful product of the system he takes apart and critiques in his book, “Woke, Inc.” That’s why  he may be just what the doctor ordered.

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