Renee Good’s family sues Trump administration over fatal Minneapolis shooting
The family of Renee Good filed two federal lawsuits on Thursday against the Trump administration and the immigration…
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Saudi Arabia, Israel, and UAE work together on investigation into Flydubai suspect: What to know
A Flydubai flight carrying 174 people from Dubai to Tel Aviv was forced to make an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia on…
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Singapore rolls out government-run dating app in effort to boost birth rate
Singapore is launching a government-run online matchmaking program to address its declining birth rate. The service,…
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In Lieu of the truth: Every word is right, but the whole story is a lie
A political statement does not have to be completely false to leave voters with a false impression. Sometimes, every…
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Protecting children online shouldn’t fall solely on parents
There was a time when parents could reasonably know where their children were, who they were speaking with, and what…
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Even seashells would make a better national reserve than Bitcoin
Proponents of a federal “strategic Bitcoin reserve” wrap their arguments in futuristic tech jargon. They claim a…
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America was built for the baby boomers. Now it must build for their old age
A few weeks ago, my wife and I moved three of our children into college, and I was struck by how move-in day is a…
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National Guard deployment tallies up $49 million in food costs alone
The Trump administration has spent millions over the past 12 months on food costs for National Guard troops stationed…
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Florida to take down Flock cameras put up by unknown owner
Officials in St. Lucie County, Florida, discovered that 14 Flock cameras were not permitted by the county. The…
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Trump’s SBA wants to give $500 million corporations ‘small business’ status — that’s a disaster
The Small Business Act tells the federal government why small business contracting exists: to preserve free competitive…
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Supreme Court will review Trump’s mandatory detention policy for illegal immigrants
The Supreme Court announced Thursday that it will take up a challenge to the Trump administration’s policy of mandatory…
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Heroes just stopped a hijacking. Mamdani can’t even define antisemitism
An Israeli-bound flight plunged toward disaster Wednesday. Passengers and crew acted to save lives. Saudi authorities…
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Democrats dump $7 million in anti-data center messaging in Ohio in hopes of flipping Senate seat
Democrats are spending $7 million on television ads focused on tying Sen. Jon Husted (R-OH) to data centers, the latest…
Read at source →Finally, something America agrees on: We all hate this AI camera company
Americans are divided more than ever. We have been for quite some time. Do we have the right to bear arms? Do women…
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Ukraine isn’t a charity case — it’s the world’s top military school
When Russia launched its full-scale invasion, New Zealand quickly sent military personnel halfway across the globe to…
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Before you applaud NAZA: A standing ovation is not proof of a war crime
At the Venice Film Festival, the Gaza documentary NAZA received a roughly 25-minute standing ovation and won the…
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Last call in America: You don’t have to go home, but you can’t stay here
Closing time comes to every bar, and nobody acts surprised when the lights come up. On Tuesday, the Supreme Court let…
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Politicians want to police ‘deepfakes’ to control the truth. The First Amendment says no
The legal landscape around AI-generated speech is still evolving, but a recent decision in Montana offers a positive…
Read at source →Mamdani to deploy ‘influencer army’ to push tax-the-rich agenda: Report
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is gathering an “influencer army” to build popular support for his plans to tax the rich,…
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All of your takes about this Cornell rape allegation are terrible
I do not literally mean that every hot take I’ve seen about the recently revived 2024 Cornell rape allegation is…
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Christa Pike was set to be the first woman to be executed in Tennessee in 200 years before botched attempts: What to know
Christa Pike was set to become the first woman executed by Tennessee in more than 200 years on Wednesday, but she…
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Police cameras aren’t just surveilling the road. Nobody can prove who’s watching
Washington spent the last week arguing over Flock Safety. On Sept. 23, a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing examined…
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Fake price drops, real debt: Why Congress must kill the latest Medicare subsidy
Democratic lawmakers want Congress to extend Medicare Part D’s premium stabilization program, which was created to…
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I’m a former House Democrat. Jim Jordan is right to target South Korean regulators
Ju Biung-ghi, chairman of the Korea Fair Trade Commission, flew to New York recently for Fordham’s annual conference on…
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The ‘climate lawfare’ Pandora’s box is about to blow up your energy bills
Despite billions of taxpayer dollars directed toward forcing a transition to intermittent renewables, wind and solar…
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US government sold off old lab equipment at risk of foreign actors intercepting it to develop bioweapons
EXCLUSIVE — Federal agencies sold off used or excess laboratory equipment flagged as high-risk exports that could be…
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Democratic North Carolina state senator asks, ‘Why the f*** are men still in charge?’
Rabid and fanatical anti-male bigotry is nothing new in the Democratic Party. It has arguably existed for decades and…
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Anti-Israel in the streets, pro-Israel in the sheets: Why Vance’s triangulation is doomed
Sometimes there are so many popcorn-munching, Jerry Springer-worthy distractions, we lose sight of the big picture. We…
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Stop chasing Saudi Arabia. The future of the Abraham Accords isn’t Arab
The Abraham Accords have fallen off Washington and Jerusalem’s priority tables. Riyadh has frozen accession behind a…
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GOP budget chairman contenders put revenue raises on the table
The two Republicans vying to take over from House Budget Committee Chairman Jodey Arrington (R-TX) are pushing hard for…
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Mamdani plays foreign policy. Foreign spies play New York
The heads of state have gone home. For one week every September, New York fills with delegations from governments that…
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Bernie Sanders looks to cement political legacy with 2026 midterm wins
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) may be in the twilight of his career, but his political power is arguably at its zenith.…
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Iran’s economy is in crisis, but it doesn’t face imminent collapse
The economy of Iran is severely strained. At least in the near term, however, it is unlikely to experience a total…
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Iran demands billions in five days. The law demands 30. Trump can’t dodge both
Iran has a deal for President Donald Trump, and a deadline to go with it. Tehran’s latest proposal, pressed through…
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Macron delivered a spectacle. Trump delivered the hostages
Last Tuesday at the United Nations, two men stood at the same podium, hours apart, and told two very different stories…
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US business deals won’t end Russia’s war on Ukraine
Kirill Dmitriev came to Washington on Monday to discuss peace in Ukraine and what American and Russian companies might…
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