Three bad initiatives

The fact that there were over 100,000 drug overdose deaths in the United States last year should sadden, and appall, all Americans.

At-home tests pose the newest threat to the established medical order.

So it’s anybody’s guess who might emerge as the leader in this race, but for sure the campaign no longer shapes up as an all-but guaranteed win for one of the woman candidates.

We are witnessing the success of doing just this in Argentina, a nation which has long struggled with inflation, excessive government spending, and eroding economic stability and prosperity for its people.

It also underscores an increasing role ballot measures may play as a way around the left-leaning policies of the Legislature’s Democratic supermajority.

“This shows our criminal justice system works!”

Ultimately, this is a band-aid on a much more serious problem that demands bipartisan legislation.

Although Trump’s federalist approach has a sound constitutional basis, his apparent agnosticism regarding exactly how abortion should be regulated suggests he has no firm convictions on the subject.

Government school advocates say competition “takes money away” from government schools.