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Coronavirus closings aren’t an example of government oppression
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Coronavirus closings aren’t an example of government oppression

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Federalist Society hosts panel on government powers amid coronavirus crisis
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Federalist Society hosts panel on government powers amid coronavirus crisis

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Congress crisis: Pandemic threatens Capitol Hill
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Congress crisis: Pandemic threatens Capitol Hill

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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, center, speaks between Ohio Senate President Larry Obhof, left, and Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder.
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Governance in crisis: A guide to what the states can and can’t do about coronavirus

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Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, and Sen. Rand Paul, R-Kentucky, are seen.
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House passes weak FISA ‘reform’ bill that still lets government spy on citizens

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Democrats jittery about prospect of Trump contesting general election results
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Democrats jittery about prospect of Trump contesting general election results

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Ted Cruz says popular vote compact ‘probably’ unconstitutional
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Ted Cruz says popular vote compact ‘probably’ unconstitutional

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Supreme Court should stand up for the right to encourage illegal immigration
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Supreme Court should stand up for the right to encourage illegal immigration

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Three flaws in the American democratic system
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Three flaws in the American democratic system

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Anti-religion group triggered by state legislature’s harmless invocation
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Anti-religion group triggered by state legislature’s harmless invocation

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