Trump pledges not to attack Iran before midterm elections
President Donald Trump will not order any military strikes against Iran before the Nov. 3 midterm elections, despite…
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French student riots spill across Europe as Belgian minister attributes violence to antifa
The violent student riots that have swept across France have not been contained, as similar incidents are now being…
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Kushner pushes back against accusations of improper business dealings: ‘My own fact check’
Jared Kushner is pushing back against allegations of improper business dealings raised in a recent New Yorker article,…
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Police find weapons and anti-government symbols in Alabama home after threats to ICE
A runaway teenager’s string of police encounters and alleged threats to kill immigration agents led to three arrests in…
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Vance defines socialism as wanting boys to play in girls’ sports
Vice President JD Vance was pressed on his definition of socialism as he and President Donald Trump use the ideology’s…
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Moving beyond the girlboss vs. tradwife debate
The Trump administration is reportedly considering allowing certain married couples with a stay-at-home parent to…
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Christa Pike up and walking after botched execution attempt
Christa Pike is up and walking after surviving two execution attempts in Tennessee that left her unconscious and on a…
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UK police arrest two Latvian nationals for trespassing at RAF base
U.K. police arrested two Latvian men for trespassing into a Royal Air Force base, at a time of heightened tensions…
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DOJ pulls Supreme Court into FCC fight over favorable campaign ad rates
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court Thursday to halt an appeals court’s ruling that could have significant…
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Vance warm to anti-fraud task force investigations into Planned Parenthood
Vice President JD Vance said he remains open to investigating allegations that Planned Parenthood misused federal funds…
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Trump says work on the Reflecting Pool is almost done after six months
President Donald Trump expressed confidence this week that renovation work on the Lincoln Memorial’s iconic Reflecting…
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Thwarted ISIS terrorist plot shows resurgence of radicalization in US: Sarah Bedford
Washington Examiner investigations editor Sarah Bedford said the thwarted terrorist plot an 18-year-old planned to…
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Why a diesel export embargo won’t help struggling farmers
Are we getting a diesel export ban? Time will tell. President Donald Trump endorsed the idea Sept. 22, telling a…
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Johnson unsure on ‘next chapter’ if Republicans lose majority in November
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) cast doubt on his future in GOP leadership for the first time Thursday, saying he is…
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Who has Obama endorsed in the midterm elections?
Former President Barack Obama has backed candidates running in the most competitive races in the midterm elections,…
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Ken Paxton warns donors of ‘whopping’ spending disparity as early voting nears: Memo
Texas Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton sent a letter to donors warning that the spending gap in the Senate race…
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Andrews says she doesn’t support gender surgeries for minors after previously advocating against a ban
South Carolina Democratic Senate candidate Annie Andrews is distancing herself from transgender medical procedures for…
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Vance accuses Microsoft of fraud as Trump administration clamps down on H-1B visa abuse
Vice President JD Vance announced Thursday that the Trump administration is stopping Microsoft’s ability to transfer…
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Judge rules search of Prince Andrew’s home in Epstein investigation was unlawful
A London Judge on Thursday said police unlawfully searched the properties of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor as part of a…
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Russia denies another plague case as WHO presses for more information
Russian authorities on Thursday denied reports that a second person in the country is infected with a rare plague,…
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Athletic piece calling for Fever to ditch Sophie Cunningham is most ‘stupid column of the year’: Joe Concha
Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha torched the New York Times’s sports department over its “irresponsible” column…
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If you trust elections only when you win, you’re the one destroying democracy
A constitutional republic is only as stable as the public trust inside its structural guardrails. When that trust…
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If Big Tech guzzles our grid, make them buy your hurricane battery
Tropical Storm Isaias is headed for the northern Gulf Coast, and forecasters expect it to come ashore as a hurricane…
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Saudi Arabia sees disruptions at Riyadh airport amid ballistic missile attacks from Houthis
The Houthi rebel group claimed it successfully struck Saudi Arabia’s King Khalid International Airport in the capital…
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WATCH LIVE: Vance makes anti-fraud task force announcement
Vice President JD Vance and federal officials are set to unveil new findings Wednesday from a White House task force…
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Trump fast-tracks Alaska drilling, exempting some projects from environmental reviews
The Trump administration is accelerating the approval of some federal permits for oil and gas companies to drill in…
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Flock cameras are just the Trojan horse. They’re mapping your entire life
Supporters of Flock cameras argue that Americans shouldn’t allow privacy concerns to stand in the way of public safety.…
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I’m a lifelong NRA member and a doctor. America’s gun debate is a scam
The right to feel safe in your own home, to walk down your local street after dark, and to send your children to school…
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The $1 jury verdict that should terrify Cornell
A federal jury in Maryland ruled last week that the University of Maryland let harassment of a cleared student…
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America has a new marijuana mafia — and it answers to Beijing
America has a marijuana problem, and it isn’t just its high potency, easy availability, or widespread use among young…
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Passed on Monday, vulnerable on Tuesday: The most dangerous green check mark in national security
On Oct. 1, the National Security Agency sharpened America’s post-quantum deadline. Beginning in 2027, new commercial…
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Washington’s AI moratorium is the best gift Xi Jinping could ask for
At the White House, Chinese President Xi Jinping recently told President Donald Trump that China and America, as…
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What is New York hiding? How teachers unions are rigging school rankings
Parents trying to judge the quality of a public school need information. Test scores aren’t everything, but they count…
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Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon reforms look great on PowerPoint. Can they survive the battlefield?
Last week’s performance at Quantico was quite a show. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stood before service members and…
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Committee Democrats push Grassley for apology and records related to Schmitt’s Jack Smith perjury flub
Senate Judiciary Democrats demanded that Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA) apologize to former special counsel…
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Spain’s socialist leader handed NATO’s secrets to China. Voters must make him pay
Across the Spanish-speaking world, socialist governments are dropping like flies. Their policies destroy economies and…
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