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(March 23) Sen. Rand Paul has come under fierce criticism for failing to self-isolate after being tested for the coronavirus, but the criticism is entirely undeserved. The Kentucky Republican not only […]
(March 23) State governments, and state-based think tanks that focus on them, can innovate to help handle the coronavirus pandemic. In so doing, they also prove the benefits of the U.S. […]
(March 16) To this layman, it seems that authorities are doing far better at telling us how to avoid the spread of the coronavirus than they are at telling us how […]
(March 18) Former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions may have just received a lifeline in his bid to regain the Senate seat that he held for 20 years. Alabama Gov. Kay […]
(March 16) The death last week of my old high-school cross country coach reminded me just how much of a lasting difference coaches can make in our lives. A coach […]
(March 19) Tom Brady leaves the Patriots! Cam Newton jettisoned by the Panthers! Stefon Diggs changes teams! As the coronavirus pandemic justifiably dominated news coverage in mid-March, and as basketball, […]
(March 20) While it’s true that President Trump shouldn’t oversell the chances that antimalarial drugs will provide major relief to symptoms of the coronavirus, his instincts in favor of letting […]
(March 19) Joe Biden spent an astonishing 47 years in public life without winning a single presidential primary, but now he owes his near-certain capture of the Democratic nomination to three […]
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[March 10] Don’t panic, but do be afraid enough to be very, very cautious. The novel coronavirus epidemic almost certainly will get a lot worse before it ever gets “contained.” […]
