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Letter: Shultz inspired a generation of climate-minded Republicans FILE - In this Nov. 15, 2010 file photo, former Secretary of State George Shultz speaks at University of California Davis during the Governors Global Climate Summit 3: Building the Green Economy, in Sacramento, Calif. Shultz, former President Ronald Reagan’s longtime secretary of state, who spent most of the 1980s trying to improve relations with the Soviet Union and forging a course for peace in the Middle East, died Saturda...

Roy Exum: A Return To Reason Sunday, March 7, 2021 - by Roy Exum Roy Exum The Mayor of Detroit – Mike Duggan, a Democrat -- ignited a firestorm when he turned away 6,200 doses of Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine earlier this week because, in his misinformed opinion, he felt Moderna and Pfizer vaccines were better, and “I only want the best for Detroit.” Please, Mr. Duggan, do you realize that of all the cities in America, Detroit leading the country from which people who are fleeing ...

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The debate about free speech just won't die. That's mainly because the issues it raises — where to draw the line between protected and restricted speech, what speech to permit and whose speech to proscribe in which spheres of American life — keep coming up in both political and social contexts. On the political side, Republican legislators and other elected officials in a long list of states — New Hampshire, West Virginia, Oklahoma, Georgia,...

What does Joe Biden need to get done in his first 100 days? Right after the 46th president delivers his inaugural address, do the impossible: Fix the economy, stop COVID-19, oh, and end racism. USA TODAY Opinion columnists The USA TODAY Opinion section asked members of our Board of Contributors, "What is the most critical priority for President Joe Biden to succeed on in his first 100 days?" Biden doesnt need to act, he needs to listen The most important thing that President Biden can do in hi...

How Broader Birth Control Access Aligns with Conservative Values and Policy Agendas WASHINGTON (Jan. 13, 2021)— While birth control access is usually thought of as a left-of-center issue, some of the family planning programs we have today are thanks to Republican politicians. Advocating for broader birth control access can both strengthen conservative messaging on individual autonomy, as well as appeal to voters’ values. As conservative policymakers consider their agendas for 2021, it is ...

Where Incarceration Isn’t the Answer Where Incarceration Isn’t the Answer Where Incarceration Isn’t the Answer Frustrations with the U.S. prison system have prompted a global search for alternatives. Yet the solution might not be as simple as “be like Scandinavia.” Winter 2021 Nov 3, 2020 Despite declining incarceration rates in some states, the United States still outpaces the rest of the world when it comes to putting human beings in cages. The U.S. is home to approximately 20% of a...