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  • Progressives Are Starting to Notice the Weird Cultural Climate

    Progressives Are Starting to Notice the Weird Cultural Climate0

    The cultural climate out there is weird. Just about every American adult feels it, although we try to go about life as normal, pushing our unease aside. But what about the kids? Does the cultural unrest affect them as well? Writer George Packer suggests it does. “When the Culture War Comes for the Kids” is

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  • On Constitution Day, Don’t Forget Jury Rights

    On Constitution Day, Don’t Forget Jury Rights0

    September is a busy month for the Fully Informed Jury Association. Each year on September 5, we celebrate Jury Rights Day as our signature day of education. Jury Rights Day commemorates the 1670 trial of William Penn, which helped lay a solid foundation for jurors’ right of conscience acquittal by jury nullification. We also celebrate

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  • How Small States Lose When They Abandon the Electoral College

    How Small States Lose When They Abandon the Electoral College0

    Calls for the abolition of the Electoral College have persisted in the three years since President Donald Trump won the 2016 presidential election without winning the popular vote. But abolishing the Electoral College in the normal way – via amending the Constitution – is a bit more arduous than proponents like. U.S. Supreme Court Justice

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  • U.N. Climate Chief: Stop Worrying and Have Children

    U.N. Climate Chief: Stop Worrying and Have Children0

    Climate change may well be a problem, but the chief of the United Nations’ agency on climate says it won’t destroy the world – and shouldn’t stop young people from having children. Alarmist rhetoric from “doomsters and extremists” that babies will destroy the planet “resembles religious extremism” and “will only add to [young women’s] burden”

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  • Trump’s Twitter Might Cost Him His Chance At Reelection

    Trump’s Twitter Might Cost Him His Chance At Reelection0

    Politics cannot be divorced from culture. Many people are wedded to the misperception that, in a democratic society, we elect leaders who are somehow better than the ordinary voter. In fact, democratic societies tend to elect leaders who are, in most ways, a reflection of the voters themselves. Since political leadership in a republic is only as strong as

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  • My Life as a Terrorist

    My Life as a Terrorist0

    Before I begin this narrative, you need to know I am not a frequent flyer. In fact, I am an infrequent flyer. In the last twenty years, I have boarded an aircraft three times. Please bear that in mind. In August, I went online and purchased a ticket to fly round-trip from Washington D.C. to

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