Many Democrats and the journalists who root for them have settled on a final campaign message to counteract criticism over the anxiety-inducing state of the national economy: Republicans are worse because they would wreck it on purpose.
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Because of changes in methodology, crime statistics are less reliable than in the past. That leaves us working from limited information.
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Karl Marx not only welcomed capitalism's creative destruction of feudalism and slavery; he recognized and championed capitalism's essential role in human advancement.
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Whole Foods co-founder and retired CEO John Mackey says he is 'so deeply concerned' that 'socialists are taking over.' reason.com/2022/10/30/joh…

Yes, baristas are allowed to wear bikinis, federal court says.
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Inflation and rising interest rates continue to act as headwinds on the economy. That all has made analysts pretty glum about the new numbers.
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'Holy Spider' is raw and unsentimental, reminiscent in some ways of the gruesome 1986 true crime movie 'Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer' (although it's nowhere near as bloody).
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U.S. officials have previously declared that Griner was 'wrongfully detained.' reason.com/2022/10/25/rus…

California Governor Gavin Newsom is following Jimmy Carter's disastrous energy policies at a time when the state's residents are suffering from already high prices.
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Miserable testing results underscore the failings of public schools and emphasize the need for competition and choice in education.

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The plaza on which the restroom will be built already has the necessary plumbing for a bathroom. reason.pub/3FAywfE

A group of 30 House Democrats sent a letter to Biden calling for the U.S. to negotiate directly with Putin in the hopes of ending the war in Ukraine.

Less than 24 hours later, the lawmakers withdrew the letter.
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🎧 Weekend listen: Will Republicans deliberately tank the global economy if they take back control of Congress?

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78-year-old Norma Thornton was arrested for feeding the poor. Now she's suing Bullhead City, Arizona for the right to help people in need: reason.pub/3zrN7X6

Workers for a Minnesota highway repair company were pulled over and detained—not by a cop but by a county engineer.

The government employee got qualified immunity, protecting him from civil lawsuits for violating the Constitution. reason.pub/3go3gpN

A Colorado 2022 ballot initiative would authorize state-licensed 'healing centers' where adults could obtain psychedelics for supervised use.

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From this month's overregulation archives: The United States is experiencing an Adderall shortage thanks to DEA quotas.
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'All the UFO videos we have are blurry, and it's not because alien spaceships are blurry,' says Mick West.

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