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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Blaming Trump for your debt? What the Federal Reserve data really exposes
As we approach the midterm elections, many on the Left have accused President Donald Trump of policy decisions and…
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Trump fuels rumors about James Talarico’s campaign trail absence
President Donald Trump joined Texas Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton in questioning his Democratic opponent James…
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Gulf Coast braces for Hurricane Isaias, first of the season
Hurricane Isaias is slated to hit the Gulf coast as a Category 2 hurricane on Friday or Saturday, marking the first…
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Former FBI agent was sent ransom notes asking for bitcoin in Nancy Guthrie case
A former FBI agent who has been covering the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Today co-host…
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Israel got it right: Somaliland is the strategic ally Trump needs now
Nine months ago, Israel became the first government in the world to recognize the breakaway republic of Somaliland as a…
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Seoul kept the door open. Kim Jong Un just slammed it shut
One side is calling for dialogue. The other is closing the door. The Korean Peninsula finds itself in a familiar but…
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The street is real. The soldiers are fake: How Russia’s AI broke battlefield verification
On Sept. 1, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that Russian forces had captured Sviatohirsk, a town anchoring…
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South Korea is drifting into China’s lap: Why Trump must say no to Seoul’s military handover
When Chinese and American fighter jets squared off over the Yellow Sea earlier this year, Seoul’s defense minister…
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Mamdani’s Oct. 7 statement isn’t pro-Palestinian. It’s pro-Hamas
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s statement on the third anniversary of Oct. 7, 2023, begins reasonably enough. He…
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I was taught to hate Jews as a child. Oct. 7 is what happens when that hatred wins
On the morning of Oct. 7, 2023, I woke up late and checked the news. My feed runs in three languages, English, Arabic,…
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Hate Trump all you want, but he’s right about the UN
The recent United Nations General Assembly once again gave world leaders a stage to criticize President Donald Trump…
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Hillary Clinton built a fraud in Tripoli. Trump can secure Libya’s oil in 180 days
The State Department stubbornly clings to a phantom diplomacy, recognizing a corrupt, Islamist faction in Tripoli as…
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GOP works to convince rural voters to stick with them amid high cost of living
Republicans are downplaying the possibility that Democrats could win over enough rural voters to help them flip the…
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There’s no defending Tucker Carlson
There comes a point when a political commentary brand ceases to be a heterodox platform and descends into a poison in…
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Will Ethiopia be the next 3 a.m. call?
On Feb. 29, 2008, Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton first aired her famous “3 a.m.” campaign ad. Her…
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Siberian plague lab death shows why Moscow can’t be trusted
The possible leak of a pathogen from a Russian laboratory in Siberia has caused global alarm. A 28-year-old employee of…
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How Virginia’s abortion amendment could force taxpayer-funded abortions
When Virginians head to the polls on Nov. 3, they will vote on “Question 1, Right to Reproductive Freedom Amendment.”…
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What’s behind the Ukraine-South Korea dispute?
A dispute is escalating between Ukraine and South Korea. The root of the disagreement flows from Ukraine’s capture of…
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Trump’s CAFE reset ends Biden’s war on gas-powered vehicles
The Washington Examiner published an editorial titled “Trump just made cars more affordable” on Oct. 3. I couldn’t…
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Trump can bomb Iran’s missiles — but the regime crumbles when the resistance rises
Military power can destroy a regime’s missiles, command centers, and military infrastructure. But a successful…
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Wes Moore’s 2028 dodge complicates reelection pitch in Maryland
Gov. Wes Moore’s (D-MD) refusal during his reelection debate to rule out leaving office early if he wins a second term…
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I’ve fought fraud as South Dakota’s attorney general. I’ll do the same in Congress
As South Dakota’s attorney general, I’m no stranger to the effects of fraud. It doesn’t matter whether the victim is a…
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Our healthcare system shouldn’t depend on fraud
Vice President JD Vance recently announced that the Trump administration would end subsidy payments for 760,000…
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List: Where all the candidates in competitive Senate races stand on data centers
Senate candidates are facing growing pressure from voters to address the rapid expansion of data centers. Some…
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Don Lemon says up to 70% chance he runs for president: ‘If the people want me’
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon said there is up to a 70% chance he’ll run for president, again fanning the flames of…
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Trump to award Medal of Freedom to former pitcher Roger Clemens
President Donald Trump on Wednesday evening announced he will award the Presidential Medal of Freedom to former MLB…
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Turek tries to tie Hinson to Medicaid cuts in crucial Iowa Senate race
DES MOINES, Iowa — Iowa’s Democratic Senate nominee Josh Turek slammed Rep. Ashley Hinson (R-IA) during their first…
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Trump heckled multiple times at Texas rally for Ken Paxton, blames ‘paid protesters’
President Donald Trump’s Texas rally for Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton was repeatedly interrupted by protesters…
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Cornell students hold sit-in over school’s response to alleged gang rape
Students at Cornell University are staging a seven-hour sit-in protest over concerns that campus leadership mishandled…
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House Democratic candidate denies illegal immigrant arrested by ICE works for campaign
The campaign of Janelle Stelson, the Democrat challenging Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) in Pennsylvania’s battleground 10th…
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Maduro and wife expected to face charges over alleged torture of Americans
Former Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro and his wife are expected to face new charges related to their alleged role…
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