How will the transition to Biden's foreign policy look? Another family has tried to get justice and been denied via qualified immunity.

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January 22, 2021

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Even when idealistic government officials try to curb fraud, the fraudsters enlist the support of lawmakers and political appointees to preserve it.

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By Michael F. Cannon

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Tony Timpa begged for his life until he could no longer speak. But a federal district judge says police aren’t liable.

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Team Biden won’t deliver restraint, but it may deliver a basic regard for diplomacy across the globe. Eric Gomez and John Glaser comment.

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