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1 week ago | 
manhattan.institute | Robert VerBruggen |Stephen Eide |Carolyn D. Gorman |Tim Rosenberger
Good morning:
The Manhattan Institute announced Wednesday that Paul Singer is stepping down as its Chairman of the Board after a distinguished 21-year tenure as a trustee, including 17 years as Chair. We are also proud to announce that former U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos was unanimously elected to succeed him as Chair.
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Nov 25, 2024 | 
theamericanconservative.com | Tim Rosenberger
Politics
Trump’s Pardons Could Foster National Unity
From Washington to Trump, America has a rich history of moving forward via presidential pardons.
Cities burned during 2020’s “summer of love” and almost no one faced criminal charges, much less prison. Months later, the DOJ found sudden initiative—and even hired slews of new lawyers—to prosecute January 6 protestors and make an example of Trump supporters.
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Nov 22, 2024 | 
theamericanconservative.com | Tim Rosenberger
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Nov 13, 2024 | 
city-journal.org | Tim Rosenberger
Donald Trump made several promises to the American people in his victorious presidential campaign. He pledged to curb inflation, slash burdensome regulations, and strengthen the southern border. To deliver on those promises, however, he’ll need to be freed from his looming court proceedings—and from all anti-democratic attempts to use the legal system to harass the nation’s duly elected president.
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Nov 5, 2024 | 
city-journal.org | Tim Rosenberger
With violent assaults surging across New York, and with many crimes going unprosecuted, state law enforcement firepower has been directed against a truly dangerous criminal adversary: a pet squirrel. Dan Longo’s beloved pet, Peanut, was seized at his home in Pine City, New York, on October 30.
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Nov 4, 2024 | 
city-journal.org | Tim Rosenberger
Religious freedom’s string of courtroom victories has reached the unlikeliest of places. On October 28, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals held that a discriminatory California law barring religious schools from participating in a special-education program violates the First Amendment’s Free Exercise Clause. The case, Loffman v.
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Oct 22, 2024 | 
city-journal.org | Tim Rosenberger |Noam Josse
Hurricane Helene left over 230 dead, some 350 missing, and hundreds of thousands without power. The estimated property damage has eclipsed $47 billion. The Federal Emergency Management Agency has been deployed to respond to the wreckage, and, according to an official assigned to North Carolina’s Buncombe County, FEMA has received over 27,000 requests for aid.
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Oct 7, 2024 | 
main-echo.de | Tim Rosenberger
Auf den Sieg des Jüngeren hofft auch Daniel Kappes. Der 18-jährige spielt für den TSV Großheubach in der Bezirksliga. Für ihn und seinen drei Jahre älteren Bruder Alexander wird das Spiel etwas ganz Besonderes. »Ich zittere schon, wenn ich daran denke. Ich habe immer bei ihm zugeschaut, aber jetzt mal gegen ihn zu spielen ist schon eine andere Nummer«, sagt Alexander. Bruder Daniel sieht es ähnlich: »Ich finde es sehr aufregend und freue mich darauf«.
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Sep 26, 2024 | 
main-echo.de | Tim Rosenberger
Abonnements Abos Aktuelle Themen: Mordfall Sabine B.Lost Places in der Region E-Paper Apps Merkliste Meine Themen Kundenkarte Aktuelle Themen Mordfall Sabine B.
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Sep 13, 2024 | 
main-echo.de | Tim Rosenberger
Bessere Ballkontrolle als in der Kreisliga Pfeifen in der Bundesliga: Dorian Egner aus dem Landkreis Miltenberg ist Schiedsrichter beim Blindenfußball Blindenfußball 13.09.2024 - 15:29 Uhr 5 Min. Dorian Egner aus der Schiedsrichtergruppe Aschaffenburg/Miltenberg ist Unparteiischer beim Blindenfußball. Am Samstag steht er beim letzten Spieltag der Bundesliga in Darmstadt auf dem Feld.
