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By: Nicholas Tomaino – wsj.com – September 2, 2024 Assisted suicide was sold as compassionate. In practice it has turned out to be monstrous. That principle became less clear with the advent of physician-assisted suicide. Krauthammer was writing about Vacco v. Quill, in which the Supreme Court would hold unanimously that the Constitution doesn’t create a right to that procedure….

By: Clare Ansberry – wsj.com – August 31, 2024 A falling U.S. birthrate means some lament missing a key chapter in life. For the cohort of people who expected they’d be grandparents by now, their kids’ decision to skip parenting has left them with some disappointment and no small measure of envy. “I get a little jealous,” admits Ann Brenoff,…

. . . Our deep desire to be both fully known and unconditionally loved points us to the one true love relationship that none of us can ultimately live without: the neverending love that Jesus has for us.

By: Robert Showah – wsj.com – August 28, 2024 Trump is trying to be the hard surface that prevents her from floating into office. I don’t so much have in mind the popularity of political conspiracy theories such as QAnon or that “Trump would be a dictator on day one.” Conspiracy theories are the permanent background noise of politics. Modern credulousness…

On April 9, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) sent a letter to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, reminding him of a subpoena in search of communications between Meta, the FBI, and “alleged foreign influence or election integrity.”

Democratic strategists have shifted to a freedom theme in their marketing strategy, but they have no intention of allowing Americans to enjoy many fundamental freedoms, including the freedom not to…

By: Daniel Henninger – wsj.com – August 28, 2024 Trump is trying to be the hard surface that prevents her from floating into office. I don’t so much have in mind the popularity of political conspiracy theories such as QAnon or that “Trump would be a dictator on day one.” Conspiracy theories are the permanent background noise of politics. Modern…

He hasn’t made a misstep. Source: J. D. Vance Impressive on the Campaign Trail | National Review

The majority of Americans say preventing terrorism and reducing the flow of illegal drugs into the country are top foreign policy priorities.

The conjoining of big profits and radical ideology makes for a toxic mix.

Donald Trump cut middle-class taxes in 2017. Democrats have been lying about it ever since — and have been getting away with it.