The looming Social Security cliff
Social Security benefits will shrink beginning in 2032 unless Congress changes the law because, at that point, the…
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Pink ribbons to precision medicine: How Trump’s FDA is stepping up against breast cancer
Every October, pink ribbons appear across the country for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. For me, this awareness is…
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Parents don’t want the childcare Democrats are selling
Universal pre-K and childcare were part of President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better agenda, part of Vice President…
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Future of Pentagon’s AI and autonomy push is in limbo without reconciliation: ‘Plenty of blame to go around’
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth believes the department needs a “generational” investment to spark the department’s…
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Vance says he’ll ‘have to make a decision’ on 2028 presidential run after midterm elections
Vice President JD Vance addressed widespread speculation he will run for president in the 2028 election cycle during a…
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Stephen A. Smith recounts four-hour White House dinner with Trump and Bill Maher: ‘Wouldn’t let us leave’
Sports pundit and political commentator Stephen A. Smith recounted what he said was a four-hour dinner with comedian…
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Gavin Newsom says military aid to Israel ‘has to be conditioned’
MANCHESTER, New Hampshire — Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) said there should be conditions placed on U.S. military aid to…
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Seat Trump won by double digits now ‘at risk,’ retiring GOP lawmaker says
Rep. Mark Amodei (R-NV) said in a recent interview he thinks his once-safe red seat may be “at risk” in November’s…
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Macron says violent rioters will be ‘prosecuted and punished’ as buildings burn in France
French President Emmanuel Macron released a statement on Saturday afternoon denouncing violent rioters who defaced…
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Payout for his wife, nothing for his party: Where Graham Platner’s $2.3 million went after ending his campaign
Graham Platner’s campaign has spent about $2.3 million since July, when he exited Maine’s Senate race. The campaign’s…
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Where Trump is traveling ahead of the midterm elections: What to know
President Donald Trump has a full schedule stumping for vulnerable Republican candidates in battleground races, as the…
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Gavin Newsom backs presidential stock trading ban ahead of expected 2028 run
EXETER, New Hampshire — Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) threw his support behind a federal stock trading ban on Saturday,…
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Kristi Noem draws backlash over hunting post online: ‘Save the dog’
Social media users on X ripped former Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem after she posted a picture with her…
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Massie offers rare praise for Trump on waiving Lindsey Graham’s Russia sanctions
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) on Saturday issued rare approval of President Donald Trump, commending the White House for…
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Zelensky says Starshield still restricted in Ukraine as Musk and White House refuse to take responsibility
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday said Starshield systems are still being restricted for use in his…
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Why speculation about Justice Alito’s future continues despite his rejection of retirement
Justice Samuel Alito began his 22nd Supreme Court term last week, but even as he insists he will remain on the bench,…
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WATCH LIVE: Trump holds Kentucky midterm rally in Highland Heights
President Donald Trump on Saturday afternoon is rallying voters in Kentucky to boost Republican House candidate Ed…
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Texas Democratic congressional nominee spends thousands on liquor, cookies, and Mexican food
Texas Democratic congressional candidate Katy Padilla Stout is under fire for spending thousands of dollars at Total…
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Gavin Newsom says Trump DOJ investigation won’t deter 2028 run: ‘Quite the contrary’
NASHUA, New Hampshire — Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) said the Justice Department’s investigation into his wife won’t make…
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Appeals court presses hard against Trump’s argument for private ownership of presidential records
A federal appeals court appears likely to dismiss President Donald Trump’s argument that a law ensuring presidential…
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Vance publicly hints at his disagreement with Trump over Iran war
Vice President JD Vance on Friday publicly hinted at breaking with President Donald Trump over the Iran war, signaling…
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Pope Leo XIV leaves hospital and returns to Vatican after lung cancer surgery
Pope Leo XIV left Gemelli Hospital in Rome on Saturday, four days after the removal of a cancerous nodule in his lung.…
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Centrist Democrat Hillary Scholten says she received ‘threatening letter’ claiming to be from DSA
Rep. Hillary Scholten (D-MI) on Friday revealed she is the latest victim of a threatening letter claiming to be from…
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Greenpeace v. Energy Transfer risks American energy dominance
America’s economic future depends on our ability to achieve energy dominance. This requires not only producing enough…
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November Supplemental Security direct payment up to $994 goes out in 13 days
The November 2026 Supplemental Security Income payments, worth up to $994 for an individual filer, will be sent to…
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An unhinged biography of left-wing historian Howard Zinn
There aren’t a lot of distinguished biographies of famous historians. The reading public is largely interested in their…
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In ‘So Ordered,’ Justice Samuel Alito reflects on his judicial philosophy
Even before his nomination to the Supreme Court by President George W. Bush in 2005, Justice Samuel Alito was dogged by…
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The power of storytelling: What the country could learn from a small-town festival
Josh Goforth, a storyteller and acoustic musician in his 40s, stood at the microphone beneath the Courthouse Tent in…
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Strait ballot voting: Iran, the midterm elections, and the war that would not end
On Nov. 3, Americans will elect a new House and one-third of the Senate. By then, the war with Iran will be entering…
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The teachers unions’ activist allies: You won’t believe the outside organizations that drive educational dysfunction
The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee (HELP) recently released a report making serious accusations…
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Everyone is above average
WNBA player Sophie Cunningham already had three strikes against her: she’s white, she’s straight, and she regularly…
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Kelly Clarkson reminds us that the customer is usually right
Kelly Clarkson, the original American Idol turned America’s talk show sweetheart, is known for being uniquely…
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If California wealth tax passes, other blue states may adopt similar measures
Californians will decide this November whether to impose a historic one-time wealth tax on billionaires. If proponents…
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When purity politics runs its course: Even the most strident DSA politicians must learn to compromise
When members of the Democratic Socialists of America win a local election, they fly into office on the wings of soaring…
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Our bodies, our choice, our 60-year mistake
Ideologies often strain when they come into contact with reality. The intellectual foundations of the sexual revolution…
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Revisiting Walker Percy’s ‘The Last Gentleman’ at 60
Why did Walker Percy call his second novel The Last Gentleman? I can think of a few reasons, none of them perfectly…
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