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Taiwan Halts Two-Year Factory Slump in Sign of Broader Rebound
Taiwan’s factory activity expanded for the first time in two years, leading a broad rebound in Asia.
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Solomon Islands Elects Ex-Foreign Minister Manele as New Leader
Solomon Islands Foreign Minister Jeremiah Manele has secured the support of lawmakers to become the nation’s new prime minister, reinforcing China’s influence in the Pacific country even after the departure of pro-Beijing leader Manasseh Sogavare.
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Coming Soon to Your State: Californication
By David Bittinger May 1, 2024 California has become a bad movie. It’s a big-budget turkey produced by the state’s Democrat rulers for the two audiences they care about: the prosperous and fabulous in elite enclaves, the benefit-dependent most everywhere else. Once upon a time, California’s large numbers of middle-class citizens were largely contented. But […]
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Want To Know How To Reduce Gun Crime? Look at Detroit
Last year, Detroit saw its fewest homicides since 1966. Here’s how it did it – and how other cities can do the same.
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We Chose Yale and It Chose Us, But One Party Was Betrayed
We chose Yale and it chose us, but one party was betrayed
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How We Kept College Radicals in Check in Florida
America’s academic leaders seem powerless only because they’ve spent decades promoting the ideologies now on such brutal and ugly display.
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