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The Week: The Trump Trial Nears Its End | National Review
Plus: vexillology and Justice Samuel Alito. Source link
‘Thank you for your service,’ &c. | National Review
On our military personnel; Nikki Haley and the GOP; the ugliest, nastiest word; piglet yoga; and more. Source link
Joe Biden’s Terrible Tax Hikes | National Review
The tax increases included in Biden’s budget proposal are simply bad economics. Source link
White House fetes Kenya with state dinner featuring sunset views, celebrity star power
Thursday's White House state dinner honoring Kenyan President William Ruto offered around 500 guests stunning D.C. views, a knockout menu, a dose of celebrity star power and even a...
Manhattan prosecutors won't be punished for document dump that delayed start of Trump trial
Manhattan prosecutors won't be penalized for a last-minute document dump that caused former President Donald Trump's hush money criminal trial to start later than scheduled, a judge ruled Thursday....
Oregon sees 13th county vote to secede, join Idaho as 'Greater Idaho' gains steam
Another rural county has voted to break off from blue-state Oregon and join its red-state neighbor by reconfiguring the state border, the latest victory for the grassroots movement called...
In Bronx rally, Trump says Biden policies have 'slaughtered' Black and Hispanic Americans
Former President Donald Trump waded into hostile political territory Thursday in the South Bronx to tell voters that people of color have been the biggest losers on President Biden's...
Newsom Signs Law Temporarily Allowing Arizona Abortionists to Perform Procedure in California | National Review
The move comes as a reaction to the Arizona supreme court’s decision that upheld an 1864 law that bans most abortions in the state. Source link
The Supreme Court Gets Slightly Less Nonsensical about Race and Redistricting | National Review
Instead of returning to the Constitution to end litigation over redistricting, the Supreme Court applied more rigor to such lawsuits. Source link
UNC System Board of Governors Votes to Dismantle $91 Million DEI Bureaucracy | National Review
The UNC-Chapel Hill board voted to redirect DEI funding toward campus police earlier in May, and the system had already done away with DEI statements in 2023. Source...
