Too big to fail? Now, too big to question
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The Left is angrier over Shane Gillis’s joke than illegal immigrant violence against women
Social media platforms were rife with left-wing rage this week over Shane Gillis’s monologue from last week’s Saturday…
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Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola exchange heated jabs in Alaska Senate debate: Top takeaways
Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK) and former Rep. Mary Peltola, a Democrat, exchanged jabs in the final televised debate between…
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The ‘frenemy’ reality: Why America is miscalculating its greatest economic challenge
Following the recent meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, the media have generally…
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They called ICE ‘kidnappers.’ The paper proves otherwise
I have been on the Martin Soto case since February. A few months ago, he was the face of the hunger strike inside the…
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Outwitting DOGE: How ‘the swamp’ ran out the clock on Elon Musk
Give the Department of Government Efficiency its due. They did what many hoped. They took the federal bureaucracy…
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Trump should tariff Mexican beer to help New York’s workers and farmers
A good American job should let a person earn a decent living, raise a family, and build a future in the community they…
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AGs v. Trump: How an AWOL Congress made hundreds of lawsuits possible
State attorneys general have filed at least 145 lawsuits against the Trump administration since Donald Trump returned…
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Pro-Israel Democrats, once seemingly politically invincible, are on the defensive
Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI) has made scattered public appearances since her hairbreadth loss in the August Senate…
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Timothy Miller, an innocent woman
Timothy Miller was a 76-year-old Englishman enjoying his retirement. Timothy Miller is now a Muslim woman on bail after…
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El Sayed’s cure for high gas prices would make them worse
In a recent column about Democrats’ dubious claim to any political advantage over “affordability,” we noted that while…
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Rising Trump administration pressure on Cuba divides Hill Democrats
Intensifying efforts by President Donald Trump’s administration to end 67 years of communist rule in Cuba are drawing…
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On gambling, the NFL has no integrity
Like Captain Renault in Casablanca, the NFL is shocked to discover that people are irresponsibly gambling on football…
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California: Where attempted murder is worth one day in jail
There is nothing quite like the backward, incoherent nature of the criminal “justice” system in California. Case in…
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White House press secretary’s task becoming impossible
It is a truth universally acknowledged that Katie Zacharia did not make a successful debut as White House press…
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Iran’s nuclear dream scenario has a name — and he’s on the Israeli ballot
The impact of the elections in Israel on Oct. 27 will extend far beyond its domestic borders. Its geopolitical…
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Letitia James has a habit of speaking before the evidence. Case in point: Cornell
Prosecutors can have opinions. They shouldn’t announce verdicts. On Sept. 28, New York Attorney General Letitia James…
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‘Fusionism’ explores the tensions between liberty and virtue in conservatism
A Republican president waged an unpopular war in the Middle East and threatened to erode civil liberties at home. He…
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‘Brothers’ is an appealing showcase for Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey
Watching the credits roll on Apple TV’s gonzo alternate-reality comedy Brothers, I looked hard for the name of Charlie…
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Ben Affleck’s ‘Animals’ is the ultimate nonevent
It would be a stretch to say that the release of a Ben Affleck movie ever qualified as an event. Even in the late 1990s…
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Why France’s financial crisis foreshadows what will come in the US without King Dollar and reform
Because it’s a day ending in “y,” the French are rioting again. Nominally, the latest crusade to corral union workers,…
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Eva Marie Saint, 1924-2026
Eva Marie Saint, who died on Oct. 6 at age 102, lived a life that seemed exceptional in the moment and would certainly…
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Garry Kasparov: Why Putin is escalating his efforts to kill me
The cost of his life is $40,000. Garry Kasparov, a former chess world champion and one of Russian President Vladimir…
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The party, its partners, and the bomb: North Korea’s survival strategy
On Oct. 10, North Korea marked the 81st anniversary of the founding of the Workers’ Party of Korea. Unlike last year’s…
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Trump taps athletes to help turn out low-propensity male voters for GOP
President Donald Trump won the 2024 election, in part, because of his appeal among men, and he is once again leaning…
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Trump is turning to Putin for fuel — and missing the diesel boom in Nigeria
President Donald Trump’s recent diesel agreement with Russia has sparked backlash from Ukraine and a bipartisan group…
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Europe sent Putin $1 trillion, Obama blinked, and Biden tied Ukraine’s hands. Why is Trump the only traitor?
It has been a busy week for outrage. On Oct. 9, President Donald Trump announced that Russian President Vladimir Putin…
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Iran doesn’t have embassies in the West. It has terrorist outposts
Diplomacy was never intended to become a sanctuary for terrorism, nor was diplomatic immunity designed to shield those…
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Black homeownership should be a GOP selling point, not a HUD target
On Oct. 7, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner opened an investigation into Wells Fargo over its…
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Trump can’t win by throwing Ukraine under the bus
Still reeling from President Donald Trump’s surprise deal lifting sanctions on Russian diesel fuel, Ukraine discovered…
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Is Rubio running without running?
The most enthusiastic supporters of Vice President JD Vance’s presidential ambitions have a ready response whenever…
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Peggy Flanagan’s lose-lose situation on fraud culpability in Minnesota Senate race
Debate about Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan’s role in the state’s fraud crisis, and whether she stood idly by and…
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Clarence Thomas offers a path to ban realistic AI child abuse images
A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit recently delivered a very disturbing ruling based…
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AI threats demand Kash Patel fix FBI counterintelligence
When it comes to artificial intelligence, the United States has both an extraordinary opportunity and a serious…
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The Roosevelt carrier strike group deployed with a 135-foot drone boat. Here’s what that looks like
When the Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group departed San Diego last month on its way to the Pacific region, a new,…
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Maine Senate debate gets testy as Troy Jackson tells Collins to ‘shut up’: Top takeaways
BANGOR, Maine — The fourth and final debate of the Maine Senate race knocked both candidates off balance as Sen. Susan…
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