Vance hopes home state appeal helps Ohio GOP candidates weather pre-election storm
CINCINNATI — Vice President JD Vance is hoping his native ties to Ohio can help save Republican candidates in the…
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Democrats could win key races even without sweeping ‘blue wave’: Sarah Bedford
Washington Examiner investigations editor Sarah Bedford said there may not be a sweeping “blue wave” in the midterm…
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Trump crushed the mullahs. Why is he about to save them?
In the history of world politics, there are moments when a president’s legacy is determined not by the number of years…
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Zelensky mocks Steve Witkoff’s comment calling Putin a ‘humanitarian’
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky mocked U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff on Thursday for calling Russian…
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Feds seek suspect in attempted firebomb attack on ICE facility
Officials released a photo and details on Thursday about a suspected arson attempt on an Atlanta immigration facility…
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Pentagon and Lockheed Martin finalize framework for 10-year deal for 850 F-35 aircraft
The Department of War and Lockheed Martin announced on Thursday that the two sides have agreed to a framework deal for…
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Meta cuts tax deal with Zuckerberg to keep him in California even if wealth tax passes
Meta Platforms struck a deal with its CEO Mark Zuckerberg to keep him residing in California as the state prepares to…
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Democratic Virginia Sen. Louise Lucas indicted in alleged marijuana racketeering scheme
The Justice Department secured an indictment of Democratic Virginia state Sen. Louise Lucas this week on five charges,…
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Vance on Russia-Ukraine peace talks: ‘We have a very tall mountain to climb’
Vice President JD Vance expressed optimism that Ukraine and Russia have agreed to resume U.S.-mediated peace talks, but…
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First case of flesh-eating screwworm confirmed in US wildlife
The first case of New World screwworm in U.S. wildlife has been detected in a Texas elk, raising concerns about the…
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WATCH LIVE: Todd Blanche makes significant law enforcement announcement
Attorney General Todd Blanche, FBI Director Kash Patel, and First Assistant U.S. Attorney Theophani Stamos are set to…
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Conservatives can’t stay neutral on Russia’s War in Ukraine
It has been more than four years since Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in early 2022, escalating a…
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Trump administration approves wind projects to win over Democrats on permitting reform
The Trump administration has approved wind projects in Maine and South Dakota in an attempt to ease resistance among…
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Trump’s time to strike an Iran deal is running out
President Donald Trump is priming the American public for an intensified hot war with Iran. On Oct. 8, Trump declared…
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Omar addresses rumors she’s related to her ex-husband: ‘Not to my knowledge’
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) waved off rumors that she married her brother, replying, “Not to my knowledge,” when asked if…
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The penalty for doing your homework
The Supreme Court agreed Monday to decide whether a school district can write admissions rules that shrink one racial…
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Man arrested for threatening another female lawmaker in Australia
An Australian man has been arrested after allegedly threatening staff at a female lawmaker’s office with nunchucks,…
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DOJ tries to bar Minnesota judges from immigration cases after comments about Trump
The Justice Department is seeking to remove two federal judges in Minnesota from separate immigration-related cases,…
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DOJ drops appeal of student loan forgiveness ruling
The Department of Justice ended its effort to overhaul a student loan forgiveness program without explanation. The…
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Copenhagen’s hostage, NATO’s hole: Why Trump must cut the Faroe Islands free
When American engineers established the Faroe Islands LORAN-C master station in March 1960, they anchored a vital North…
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New Medicare rule threatens telemedicine access for rural seniors
Rural seniors on Medicare with heart disease, diabetes, and other chronic conditions could lose access to critical…
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Polls have been wrong before. Could they be wrong again in 2026?
A major polling scandal rocked the political world just two weeks before the midterm elections, in which a fake firm…
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Greg Abbott may hold the keys to the Texas Senate race as he faces a tough battle of his own
A new poll suggests that the outcome of the hotly contested Texas Senate race may be in Gov. Greg Abbott’s (R-TX)…
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The Senate GOP’s midterm lifeline lies in an unlikely place
A race that’s increasingly defying the national conensus of a painful Election Day for Republicans is emerging in an…
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The DSA is repeating the New Left’s mistakes
Socialists have made clear that their animus toward mainstream politics extends beyond Republicans toward mainstream…
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Tracking Trump’s midterm campaign pledges
President Donald Trump has just under two weeks to help Republicans hold on to their congressional majorities, and he…
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It’s the economy, stupid: Why France will keep burning
The violent chaos rippling through France will become the Fifth Republic’s new norm. While greater police enforcement…
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DOJ steps up fight with judges accused of bias and stalling Trump agenda
President Donald Trump’s Justice Department is escalating its fight with the federal courts to new levels. For nearly…
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Russia cannot be allowed to win in Ukraine
New talks were held this week between U.S. peace envoy Steve Witkoff, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Ukrainian…
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If France can’t defend itself, why should America rely on it?
When Notre Dame Cathedral burned in 2019, the world mourned. It was apparently a tragic accident, and there was…
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The foolish AI stock freak-out
Financial market sentiment is overwhelmingly negative at present. The semiconductor sector just experienced its worst…
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Le Pen ally blames ‘traditional right-wing’ for riots because they helped Macron undermine ‘sovereign power’ in France
President Emmanuel Macron has been the primary target of scorn following nationwide riots that overtook Paris and other…
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Virginia abortion amendment faces legal challenge, even if voters approve it
Bedford County is fighting against a proposed constitutional amendment that would make getting an abortion part of the…
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‘Palestine Action’ group promotes violent attacks in US and claims terrorism sanctions can’t stop it
A “global” affiliate of the Palestine Action movement openly encourages targeted violence against American facilities…
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Democrats grapple with fallout from fake Wedgewood polls
The revelation that a new polling firm fabricated survey results sent shock waves through Democratic circles on…
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Beware of bogus polling
For the second time in two months, a polling organization embraced by media outlets has admitted to fabricating its…
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