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Opinion | Hunter Biden’s Taxes and the Law
The U.S. legal system is premised on equal justice under the law, and that’s the lens through which to view the latest indictment against Hunter Biden. The President’s...
Opinion | The Truth About Net Zero, at Last
The great and good of politics and business have converged on Dubai this week for the global climate conference known as COP28, and by now they must wish...
Opinion | The California Budget Bust Arrives
Much like California’s climate cycle of storms and drought, the state’s progressive tax code yields revenue booms and busts. Now the bust is coming. After a $100 billion...
Opinion | Free Trade Is Good for American Farmers Like Me
Trump is hopeless, but a candidate with a positive trade agenda could harvest farm-country votes.
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Opinion | Notable & Quotable: The Interns Have Spoken
‘We urge the Biden-Harris Administration . . . to support a diplomatic solution that will put an end to the illegal occupation and the Israeli apartheid.’
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Opinion | There’s Life Yet in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The United Nations General Assembly approved the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on Dec. 10, 1948, without a single dissenting vote (although Saudi Arabia, South Africa and the...
