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Ten-Step Checklist for Revitalizing America’s Immigration System: How the...

(Source: The Heritage Foundation) The U.S. immigration and border security system is often called broken and failed, prompting calls for comprehensive, complex legislation that provides amnesty to...

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The volatile fusion: Origins, rise & demise of the ‘Islamic Left’

Between the late 1940s and late 1970s, some powerful ideologies that merged Marxism and Socialism with some innovative Islamic scholarship emerged in the Muslim world, prompted from the minds and...

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The volatile fusion: Origins, rise and demise of the ‘Islamic Left’

Between the late 1940s and late 1970s, some powerful ideologies that merged Marxism and Socialism with some innovative Islamic scholarship emerged in the Muslim world, prompted from the minds and...

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Our Cyborg Future: Law and Policy Implications (Brookings Institution)

(Source: Brookings Institution) Download the Report Introduction In June 2014, the Supreme Court handed down its decision in Riley v. California, in which the justices unanimously ruled that police...

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The Right to Arms and the American Philosophy of Freedom (The Heritage...

(Source: The Heritage Foundation) October 17, 2016 | First Principles Series Report on Political Thought By Nelson Lund, Ph.D. The Founders of our republic did not think an armed citizenry was the...

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Professor's Photography Highlights Changing Rural Landscape (Sonoma State...

(Source: Sonoma State University) When Polaroid decided to stop making its trademark instant-developing film in 2008, the company destroyed nearly all of its factories. Sonoma State University...

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The Hidden Influence of John Rawls on the American Mind (The Heritage...

(Source: The Heritage Foundation) September 22, 2016 | First Principles Series Report on Political Thought By Jerome C. Foss, PhD The political thought of John Rawls has distorted the way many...

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The Obligations of Family Life: A Response to Modern Liberalism (The Heritage...

(Source: The Heritage Foundation) June 2, 2016 | First Principles Series Report on Family and Marriage By Scott E. Yenor, Ph.D. Two incompatible views about marriage are vying for supremacy today in...

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The Evolution Of Sean “Puff Daddy” Combs And The Bad Boy Family Through...

May 20 2016, 2:35 AM ET Share this article: The launch of VIBE was the definitive introduction of the power of Hip-Hop and culture to move the crowd. Before the Internet, before email, before social...

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Understanding Tyranny and Terror: From the French Revolution to Modern...

(Source: The Heritage Foundation) While tyranny has existed in all eras, modern democracies now face a millenarian version that seeks to impose by revolutionary force a monolithic collective in which...

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Rule Britannia

Today’s parallel with feudal 1215 is the absolute dominance of a “collective monarchy”, combining the power not merely of the Westminster state but also of the corporate and financial institutions and...

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Authors and critics select their best books of the year

WELCOME to our annual Books of the Year, in which writers and critics share their favourite reads of 2014. As always, I did not restrict the contributors to books published this year, though most of...

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#TBT: Inhofe Delivers 2003 Floor Speech Predicting the Inevitable Failure of...

(Source: US Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works) #TBT: Inhofe Delivers 2003 Floor Speech Predicting the Inevitable Failure of the Kyoto Protocol. WASHINGTON - In 2003, U.S. Sen Jim Inhofe...

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27 books that can change your life forever, according to my coworkers

Books can be incredibly powerful. They have the ability to suck us in, take us on adventures, and influence the way we think. They can teach us, move us, give us new perspectives, and help shape us....

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Egyptian Artist Wael Shawky on Pulling the Strings of Crusade and Jihad at...

The films of Wael Shawky's Cabaret Crusades are on view at MoMA PS1 through August 31, along with installations of selected sketches, sets and marionettes that the artist used throughout filming. For...

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There’s No Such Thing as Free Will

For centuries, philosophers and theologians have almost unanimously held that civilization as we know it depends on a widespread belief in free will—and that losing this belief could be calamitous. Our...

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New Atheism, Worse Than You Think

In the years since the so-called “New Atheism” burst onto the scene in the mid 2000s, the movement has not lacked for critics among nonbelievers and agnostics. Until recently, however, few of them...

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In the Middle of an Electoral Revolution, Scalia Leaves the Plutocracy One...

The salutary rule of private life that one should not speak poorly of the recently departed does not properly apply to public persons who we know only through their public deeds. When they choose to...

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A Failure of Christian Ethics

At the heart of the crisis of the public presence of Christians in our tormented world has been their inability to offer any consistent and penetrating ethical critique of political subjugation,...

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