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Friday Feature: Micah’s Mission School
August 28, 2026
Colleen Hroncich Emily Harber Williams began her career in education in 2001, serving as a coach and teacher at a small private school
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The Census Bureau’s Unorthodox Foray Into Voter Roll Investigations
August 28, 2026
Stephen Richer Last week, President Trump used the official White House social media account to once again claim that he’d won the 2020 election
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How Two Rail Projects Show Bipartisan Infrastructure Failure
August 28, 2026
David Ditch With the public generally supportive of the government’s role in funding transportation infrastructure, elected officials are eager to be seen announcing
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An AI Tax Boom Could Curtail America’s Debt. But Not Solve It: Andrew Duehren in NYT
August 28, 2026
Romina Boccia Andrew Duehren argues that the fiscal consequences of a potential AI boom largely depend on how effectively the federal government transforms
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Launched in Indonesia: No Compulsion in Religion—No Exceptions
August 27, 2026
Mustafa Akyol In February 2026, the Cato Institute launched a volume I edited, bringing together a team of prominent Islamic scholars: No Compulsion
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ICE Is Releasing 23% More Convicted Criminals Than Under Biden
August 27, 2026
David J. Bier Fox News congressional correspondent Bill Melugin stated on social media last week that “Biden released illegal alien crimes” are happening
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Borrowing to Avoid Social Security Reform Could Add $46 Trillion to the Debt by 2056
August 27, 2026
Romina Boccia and Ivane Nachkebia Social Security is often described as a problem in 2032, when its insolvency will trigger automatic benefit cuts