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  • Gas tax holiday pitch is good politics, but bad economics
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  • Navy’s new battleship is a boondoggle in the making
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  • The Insurrection Act needs stronger guardrails
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  • $2,000 tariff rebates a flawed idea
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  • CDC’s new vision sounds alarm bells
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  • RFK Jr. needs to explain himself
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  • A dangerous combo: Trump and Tether
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