Tillis renews calls for Hegseth’s firing after Driscoll’s departure: ‘I have never witnessed more inept management’
Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) tore into War Secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday, blaming the department head’s “inept…
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Rubio calls Ratcliffe’s Russian meeting routine for ‘intel-to-intel’ communications
Secretary of State Marco Rubio weighed in on CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s recent meeting in Russia, cutting down media…
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States must report illegal immigrants enrolled in welfare programs to federal government, DOJ says
States accepting federal welfare funds must require all state agencies, not just welfare offices, to report known…
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We need to address the problem of mentally ill criminals
After yet another murder committed by a mentally ill person with a history of police contact, it has become undeniable…
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On Wendell Berry: Limits in a limitless age
On Sunday afternoon, I was at a picnic with the other parents in our homeschool co-op. One new couple was almost…
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Chevron, GE, and Eni sign deals to increase drilling in Venezuela
CARACAS, Venezuela — Five energy companies signed deals with Venezuela to rapidly increase oil and gas drilling, with…
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Landing roles has been ‘tricky’ for transgender actor despite recent success in The Odyssey
One transgender Hollywood actor does not appear to have any roles lined up despite success in major movies, including…
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Trump-aligned group releases first midterm ads — and they’re all about him
President Donald Trump’s super PAC has made its ad debut for the 2026 election cycle with a $1 million national buy…
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House GOP flexes campaign cash advantage with ad barrage after Supreme Court ruling
The House Republican campaign arm is pumping millions of dollars into ad reservations for more than 20 competitive…
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Virginia drivers can now upload their driver’s license to Apple Wallet. Here’s how to do it
Virginia drivers can leave their licenses in their pockets in some circumstances after the commonwealth became the…
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What a Stalin biography tells us about our time
History illuminates the present. I’ve been reading Stephen Kotkin’s widely and justly praised multivolume biography of…
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Growth in rural hospitals undercuts Democratic attacks on GOP One Big Beautiful Bill
Recent growth in the number of hospitals is undermining claims from Democrats that Republican cuts to Medicaid spending…
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NYC public schools ban generative AI for students below ninth grade
New York City public schools are implementing a one-year moratorium on artificial intelligence in classrooms for…
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John Fetterman offers Abdul el Sayed $50,000 to do a rally with Hasan Piker on 9/11
Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) is raising the stakes for Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed, offering…
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Rick Jackson pledges to put Meta settlement standards into law for all social media in Georgia
Georgia’s Republican candidate for governor, Rick Jackson, is homing in on the state’s social media laws for minors…
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US Mint releases commemorative Trump $1 coin for purchase
The U.S. Mint released a commemorative $1 coin on Wednesday, celebrating America’s 250th anniversary and bearing…
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MapQuest back from the dead to claim top spot in Apple App Store after taking stand on Lake Ontario name change
MapQuest, the mapping service long associated with stacks of printed driving directions, has found its way back to the…
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John James threads needle on Flock camera backlash in Michigan: ‘Balance is the key’
EXCLUSIVE — Rep. John James (R-MI) is embracing privacy guardrails on Flock cameras without distancing himself from the…
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US ‘looking into’ reports from Iranian state media that US missile hit wedding
The U.S. military is looking into reports from Iranian state media that an American airstrike on Tuesday hit a house in…
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Byron York remains optimistic on US efforts in Iran despite continued conflict
Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York has expressed optimism about the Iran war over the past…
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Twenty-five years after 9/11, ‘we the people’ are a house divided
United we stood. Today, as we approach the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11, the centrifugal forces tearing apart our civic…
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Narcan saved them yesterday. Bureaucracy will kill them tomorrow
The difference between surviving an overdose and dying from the next one often comes down to what happens in the hours…
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Former New Jersey governor stumps for his son in new ad
Former Republican New Jersey Gov. Tom Kean Sr. is hitting the airwaves to stump for his son, Rep. Tom Kean Jr. (R-NJ),…
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Republicans are at risk of losing the 2028 redistricting battle before it has even begun
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Dallas shuts down hundreds of Flock cameras after Abbott pauses funding
The Dallas Police Department announced Tuesday that it will shut down hundreds of Flock cameras after Texas Gov. Greg…
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USS Abraham Lincoln docks in Thailand after 286 days at sea
About 5,000 service members aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln docked in Thailand on Wednesday after sailing at sea for 286…
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‘Trump power plant’ coming to Fayette County, the largest investment in its history
UNIONTOWN, Pennsylvania — Scott Dunn did not get a call from Washington. Instead, he received calls from his…
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Deported Milo Yiannopoulos ‘very ashamed’ to have supported Trump
Milo Yiannopoulos, a provocative conservative commentator who rose to fame in the 2010s, said he was “ashamed” to have…
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What 9/11 still teaches us 25 years later
Twenty-five years ago, America awoke to a morning that would forever change our understanding of evil, courage, and…
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Want lower electric bills? Let utilities build power plants again
Electricity bills keep climbing, and politicians and pundits are searching for someone to blame. Data centers have…
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Reagan’s Star Wars: How America strikes back against China’s critical minerals empire
Critical minerals are the strategic resource in today’s version of the Cold War. These raw materials, which require…
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Bessent blames Ukraine strikes on Russia for global energy market instability
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pointed to Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy infrastructure as a root cause of…
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DOJ expands beef price antitrust investigation to eight grocery stores
The Justice Department is expanding its antitrust investigation into the U.S. beef industry to include eight major…
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Trump is winning his war for oil while the whole world roots against him
President Donald Trump’s supposed weekslong war on Iran has now trudged into months, but while it’s hard to say whether…
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Socialists will burn Democratic Party ‘to the ground’: Joe Concha
Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha said the Democratic Party may be falling apart due to division over socialism.…
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Trump’s AI mandate: Defining killer robots won’t save us — hardcoding human control will
President Donald Trump gave the Pentagon 90 days to update the rule governing autonomy in weapon systems. That window…
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