Opinion | Blaming U.S. AC for French Weather
The Paris deputy mayor thinks she’s found the culprit for a heat wave. Source link
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Opinion | ‘Decoy Dan’ and Crimes Against Civil Rights
A deceptive campaign for Alaska Senate may violate federal law. Source link
Opinion | Happy Days Again for TV News?
If streaming platforms give news a future, outlets will want to be trusted again. Source link
Opinion | A Divided Country Celebrates Its Anniversary—Again
America’s mood wasn’t much happier at the bicentennial—or the 1876 centennial for that matter. Source link
Opinion | The ‘Christian’ Putin’s Alliance With the Taliban
His propagandists and useful idiots have characterized him as the savior of a decadent and declining West. Source link
Opinion | A Constitutional Choice, Not a Necessity
Trump v. Slaughter is a departure from Madison’s idea of the separation of powers. Source link
Opinion | Ed Meese and the Originalist Court
In the 1980s, he started a movement to restore the Constitution to judging. It has come a long way. Source link
Opinion | Liberal Wins on Mail Votes and ‘Geofencing’
Two big Supreme Court rulings, with Alito and conservatives in dissent. Source link
Opinion | Rubio Holds the Line on Hezbollah
A framework to keep the Israelis and Lebanese in and the Iranians out. Source link
Opinion | A Supreme Court Split Decision on Executive Power
The President can fire agency heads—except for the Federal Reserve. Source link