Twitter, Facebook, and many other platforms seem to be cracking down on anyone who had anything to do with last Wednesday.

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Returning to the Obama era policy of issuing impotent demands that Pyongyang give up its nukes is not only pointless, it’s potentially lethal.

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Arizona’s leadership is not afraid to go first when it comes to licensing health care practitioners.

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Twitter banned President Trump after he used the platform to help spin up a crowd just before last week’s deadly Capitol attack. That should seem like an easy call. But what about similar bans on some Trump supporters? The removal of accounts on various platforms appeared to be fairly widespread. Will Duffield and Matthew Feeney comment.

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