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JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - New York ranked last among states for legal protections of religious liberty

Arkansas is ranked No. 1 in the new in this year's annual index by the Center for Religion, Culture & Democracy at First Liberty Institute.

JUSTTHENEWS (Amanda Head) - Trump-style nationalism surges across globe. Will France be next with Le Pen reprise?

Voters in country after country have grown weary of the same experiment: ballooning welfare states, open-border policies, identity-driven governance, and supranational rules that delivered stagnation, insecurity, and a quiet erosion of national sovereignty.

JUSTTHENEWS (Steven Richards) - Declassified memos reveal FBI’s struggle to prosecute possible Michigan voter registration fraud

The FBI collected witness interviews alleging voter registration fraud in Michigan in 2020. Newly-disclosed documents show the case was delayed, and ultimately “killed” by the Biden administration.

JUSTTHENEWS (Just the News Contributor) - Court filing reveals Trump has paid $5.62M to Carroll, but $83.3 defamation judgment still pending

Trump is expected to ask the high court to review the defamation case.

JUSTTHENEWS (Claire Harrington) - Democratic-Socialist influence in NYC sparks scrutiny of public education

The rapid growth and influence of the Democratic-Socialists of America (DSA) party in New York City may have serious consequences for public education, experts say.

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Theodore Dalrymple) - The Golden Oriole Rule

The explanations must be out there, even if we cannot find them. The post The Golden Oriole Rule appeared first on The American Conservative .

UK/Europe The Golden Oriole Rule The explanations must be out there, even if we cannot find them. There have been fewer golden orioles in my garden in France this year: or perhaps, more accurately, I should say that I have heard fewer of them. Their single, slightly melancholy or plaintive whistling cry (one could hardly call it a song) has been much less evident than last year above the chirping chorus of the cicadas. It is difficult to see golden orioles, despite the brilliant yellow plumage of the males, for they are shy birds, and are much more manifest by sound than by sight. It is possible that it had been too hot for them this…Open

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Steven Tucker) - Burnham’s Disproportionate Misrepresentation

The prospective prime minister aims to “reform” Britain’s democracy—into a disguised permanent dictatorship. The post Burnham’s Disproportionate Misrepresentation appeared first on The American Conservative .

UK Special Coverage Burnham’s Disproportionate Misrepresentation The prospective prime minister aims to “reform” Britain’s democracy—into a disguised permanent dictatorship. UK Special Coverage Proportional representation is an extremely boring thing. Which is precisely why, if you want to destroy British democracy, it is such a very useful tool.  The mind-numbingly tedious voting system is even known by the initialism “PR,” which is ideal for a structure whose main public appeal really is a matter of pure public relations. Marching into Parliament wielding machine-guns is far too obvious a way to stage a coup.…Open

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Ben Sixsmith) - Give Pigs a Chance

Conservatives and liberals should unite to kill the Save Our Bacon Act. The post Give Pigs a Chance appeared first on The American Conservative .

Politics Give Pigs a Chance Conservatives and liberals should unite to kill the Save Our Bacon Act. Photo by JOSEP LAGO/AFP via Getty Images To say that we live in an age of polarization is akin to saying that Senegal is hot. It’s so obvious that it almost feels insulting to point it out. Ya think?! On many issues, this sort of polarization is inevitable. Either the U.S. should attack Iran or it shouldn’t. Either men can become women or they can’t. Mutual agreement is not always possible, any more than all businesses can be profitable, or all nations can win the World Cup. Sometimes, though, there are…Open

NPR (Becky Sullivan) - Argentina, Spain and their stars Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal meet in World Cup final

Worry no more about wildfire smoke and $10,000 ticket prices. Sunday's final between Argentina and Spain — the first meeting of their transcendent stars — is here and seems destined to be a classic.