Europe to release oil and diesel reserves in response to Trump pressure
The Group of Seven nations plan to release up to 100 million barrels of oil and diesel from its emergency stocks…
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Karine Jean-Pierre equates messaging challenges Trump administration faces to Biden era
Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, who served under President Joe Biden, argued that the messaging…
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Supreme Court’s SAVE database ruling won’t disenfranchise voters
Every time supporters of election reforms like voter ID and citizenship verification, which are intended to improve the…
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We failed our children on social media. AI is our last chance to get it right
Meta recently agreed to pay up to $17.1 billion and fundamentally change how Facebook and Instagram operate for young…
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The FDA’s new leadership must give rare disease patients a clearer path
At her confirmation hearing, Dr. Heidi Overton, President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Food and Drug…
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Washington must not limit access to childhood vaccines
The politicization of public health, growing misinformation, and unnecessary shifts in federal recommendations opposed…
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Medicare knows the price of everything and the value of nothing
This summer, Medicare proposed expanding its push toward “site-neutral” payments, which seek to eliminate some of the…
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It could have been Israel’s 9/11. The media called it a ‘midair altercation’
A FlyDubai flight headed toward Tel Aviv, Israel, nearly crashed on Wednesday after its Omani co-pilot allegedly…
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For decades, labor unions had a free pass to spew racial slurs. It just ended
At long last, America’s job creators can fully protect their workers from racist, sexist, and other harassing verbal…
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Think abortion is banned in your state? Medical groups just built the legal workaround
In the years following the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision, the landscape of American…
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You’re paying the interest on Trump’s $166 billion tariff refund
Every controller knows the sentence that ends careers: “We booked that as revenue.” For a year, Washington booked…
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Tennessee executed Christa Pike by the book. She survived
Tennessee attempted to carry out the death sentence imposed on Christa Pike on Wednesday. The state administered its…
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Flydubai didn’t suffer a random act of terrorism. It scheduled one
I have spent the last several nights thinking about Flydubai Flight 1073, and there is a question I cannot shake. I…
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OpenAI fires researchers for sharing data with AI safety advocacy group: Report
OpenAI fired three of its safety researchers for reportedly divulging privileged information to an artificial…
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Trump revives push to pass Sunshine Protection Act ending daylight saving time
President Donald Trump urged Senate Republicans early Friday to pass legislation ending the nation’s twice yearly clock…
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Poland’s president wants ‘Fort Trump’ to stop Russia. Donald Tusk would rather please Berlin
For Poles, Sept. 17 is a day of mourning. On that date in 1939, 16 days after Adolf Hitler invaded Poland from the…
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Trump keeps winning the drug trade war. So why isn’t he talking about it?
The Trump administration just inked deals with nine more pharmaceutical companies that agreed to offer Medicaid the…
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AI doesn’t need to hack the Pentagon to threaten its people
A year of credit monitoring can help an American service member detect identity theft. It cannot tell that person…
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AI is already breaking out of the lab. Trump’s red phone won’t stop it
Six U.S. corporations at the forefront of artificial intelligence signed an accord this week called the “Joint…
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The details of September’s jobs report are more encouraging
Friday’s jobs report for September was a disappointment, showing the economy adding just 29,000 new payroll jobs and…
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Economy fell short of expectations with 29,000 jobs in September in lackluster report
The economy added just 29,000 new payroll jobs in September, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday, as growth…
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Co-pilot stabbed during Flydubai flight describes lifesaving moment he opened cockpit door
Flydubai Captain Smit Machchhar recounted the moments he fought to escape the cockpit after being stabbed, in his first…
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In moral inversion, many refuse to see Jews as victims of 2023 Hamas attack
It’s now been three years since the day that should live in infamy, when Palestinian terrorists invaded Israel from…
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Putin’s Kaliningrad threat is a bluff — and a nuclear trap
In the high-stakes theater of modern geopolitical brinkmanship, the Kremlin has dusted off its favorite prop: the…
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Stop squeezing Main Street: Washington spent the money, but the Fed is making small businesses pay the tab
Some prices have stabilized. Others have fallen. America has not made enough progress against inflation, but it has…
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Senate Democrats just filibustered your power bill to spite Republicans
The House passed the bipartisan Ratepayer Protection Act 417-3 on Sept. 16. Republicans and Democrats agreeing on…
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Over 50 abortions for every prenatal visit: Why are we funding Planned Parenthood?
Ninety days of conversations. Ninety days of closed-door discussions between members. Ninety days of delay while the…
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Israel’s long quest for defensible borders
Oct. 7, 2023, forever changed Israel. The Jewish state is more somber, more defiant, and more determined to persevere…
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The LGBT social contagion is in decline
The share of young Americans who identify as having various nontraditional sexualities or “gender identities” is…
Read at source →Media got Iran dead wrong: Trump isn’t capitulating — he’s starving the beast
The legacy media love a predictable narrative. Mainstream outlets recently flooded the airwaves with anonymous leaks…
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Trump bets big on ‘transactional politics’ in last month of midterm sprint
President Donald Trump is leaning into transactional politics in the final month of the 2026 midterm campaign, tying…
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Boston pays dozens of DEI bureaucrats six-figure salaries despite budgeting struggles
The city of Boston pays dozens of diversity, equity, and inclusion bureaucrats six-figure salaries totaling more than…
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Putin is desperate, cornered — and hitting Western leaders next
Russian President Vladimir Putin is losing. Not just the war he launched on Ukraine in 2022, but any credibility or…
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Trump regrets his Supreme Court picks. The Constitution doesn’t
President Donald Trump says he regrets nominating Justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett to the…
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Schumer vies for the Senate majority with a looming leadership headache
Only one thing could put a damper on a good election night for Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY): the arrival of Senate…
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Here’s what’s in the bipartisan megabill meant to allow the US to build again
Republicans and Democrats in the Senate are hopeful that a 417-page bill introduced this week will be exactly what the…
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