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Vaccine hesitancy is impacting global childhood vaccination rates
Executive officials should not be allowed to impose nationwide restrictions on mail-ballot procedures without clear statutory authority
The executive branch should be able to undertake major construction on federal property without specific congressional authorization
The Supreme Court’s jurisprudence has effectively nullified or rendered invisible the protections of the First Amendment’s press clause
Birthright citizenship is a form of legal fraud
Bipartisan agreement on border security is sufficient to overcome policy gridlock
Executive orders that restrict mail-in voting are unconstitutional
Social media should be banned for children under 13
Daylight saving time should be permanently abolished in the United States
Student loan forgiveness programs have had limited impact on alleviating the broader student debt crisis
Banning minors from social media would reduce teenage mental-health harms
The United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union has delivered fewer benefits than its economic and political costs
Anthropogenic warming will increase global catastrophic flood and heatwave frequency by at least 30% by 2036
A ban on transgender individuals serving in the U.S. military is constitutionally permissible
Implementing price controls on prescription drugs will lower overall healthcare costs
Legal bans on AI models (blacklisting) are necessary to ensure responsible AI development
Supreme Court rulings that limit or change mail‑in voting procedures increase voter confusion in elections
Supreme Court decisions on mail ballot regulations give an electoral advantage to the Republican Party
The U.S. Supreme Court has the authority to intervene in disputes over federal executive orders that regulate mail-in voting
Mandating vaccines for schoolchildren improves public health outcomes
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