Talarico holds 5-point lead over Paxton in Texas Senate race, poll shows
Democrat James Talarico leads Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton by 5 points in a new Texas Senate race poll. The poll…
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Dating apps aren’t built to find you love — they’re built to keep you single
Never in history have single people had access to so many potential romantic partners. A generation ago, most Americans…
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Same treatment, 30% less pay: Medicare’s new math will put cancer care out of reach
My first patient at Southwest Florida Proton Center was a 11-year-old boy with brain cancer. Proton therapy could aim…
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We’re only teaching half the Holocaust. Here’s the lesson our kids are missing
The stories of the Righteous should be central to what we teach the next generation because remembering evil must also…
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When the guilty go broke, the rich get the bill — and so do you
A tragedy happens. People get hurt. Lives are lost. Then the lawyers start looking around the room. Who can be held…
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The Constitution won’t save us from our own ignorance
Americans argue endlessly over who should govern. We spend less time asking the prior question: What kind of government…
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Without the Jones Act, communist China could crew the Mississippi
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has made commercial-driver safety a major priority, tightening the rules governing…
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Separate mass shootings in South Africa townships leave at least 27 people dead
CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — Eight gunmen with AK-47 rifles and pistols opened fire at patrons at a bar in the first…
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The Fed is fighting the wrong inflation war — and you’re collateral damage
Working families and small businesses are already paying the price of higher interest rates. Mortgage payments are…
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Gays for Gaza, silent on Erdogan: The blind spot exposing LGBT activism
When a government raids LGBT organizations, arrests activists, silences advocates, and invokes religious doctrine to…
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Four Albanians got 81 years. Serbia slaughtered 8,600 of us and got away with it
I run a nonpartisan think-tank, so, for the most part, I don’t offer public opinions because that’s the nature of the…
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We endured temporary sacrifice. They made it ‘the new normal’
People can endure extraordinary hardship when they believe it serves a necessary purpose. The harder question is what…
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They framed Thomas Jefferson — then their DNA ‘proof’ collapsed
Thomas Jefferson is either the most prolific, hypocritical liar in American history or the victim of the most profane…
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The biggest fraud in civil justice happens before the lawsuit is even filed
Our civil justice system rests on a simple premise: Every claim represents a real person, with a real injury, who chose…
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October Social Security direct payment worth $994 goes out in 4 days
The October 2026 Supplemental Security Income payments, worth up to $994, will be sent to recipients in 4 days. SSI…
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Montana just found the legal cheat code to kill Citizens United
When political analysts look at Montana, they see a reliable stronghold of the modern Republican Party. This is a state…
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In America, you get canceled. In Europe, you get erased
In early September, the website of the European Conservative was still online. When I opened it on Sept. 23, all I got…
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Why the Fed’s rate hike just came at the worst possible moment
On Sept. 16, the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to a target range of 3.75% to 4%…
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Nonimmigrant visas in flux due to Trump administration fees
Jamile Pellicer, a Florida-based immigration lawyer, remembers the evening of Sept. 19, 2025, as “one of the worst days…
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The folksy Senate Republican in hot demand on the campaign trail
Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) is proving to be an unassuming yet prolific campaign asset for Republicans as he crisscrosses…
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Two real estate giants are deciding which homes you’re allowed to see
On Sept. 15, federal Judge John Tharp in Chicago handed down a ruling that will shape what homes American buyers can…
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Stop calling November a ‘midterm’ — Michigan is fighting for its entire future
Calling November a midterm election is a Washington habit that diminishes what many voters will decide. The label…
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Trump Energy Department goes global
CARACAS, Venezuela — Energy Secretary Chris Wright is broadening the traditionally domestic-oriented department he…
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The uses and misuses of Alexander Hamilton
Since the founding era, Alexander Hamilton has had both committed defenders and passionate detractors. His detractors…
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Big Tech skepticism comes to Texas
On one hand, the Texas economy is a thing of beauty, a thrilling example of free enterprise at work. Its GDP sits at…
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Mall criminals: Without law and order, we can’t have nice things
My brother and I were almost barred from the Montgomery Mall for life. We were about 10 and 12 years old, visiting my…
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Planned Parenthood’s war on parental rights
Planned Parenthood proves that you can’t trample on the right to life without quickly undermining other rights as well.…
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The coming Democratic tsunami
In Focus delivers deeper coverage of the political, cultural, and ideological issues shaping America. Published daily…
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Trump waves off Republican breaks as midterm grows closer
President Donald Trump is not one to take a slight from a fellow Republican lightly. He successfully ousted Republicans…
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How Ms. Rachel went from beloved children’s streaming sensation to ‘mouthpiece for Hamas’
Ms. Rachel, one of the most influential children’s entertainers in the country, has stormed the political stage,…
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First round of October Social Security payments goes out in 17 days
The first round of October Social Security payments for retirees, now capped at $5,181, will be issued in 17 days. When…
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A captivating new biography of the flawed fixer Roy Cohn
When Roy Cohn died of AIDS in 1986, Donald Trump was among the few to attend his burial at Union Field Cemetery in…
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‘Your Fellow Americans’ uncovers the country beneath our feet
Every spring, Peter Santenello’s parents would have a dump truck come down their long driveway, deep in the Vermont…
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When hobbies, obsessions, and eccentricities take over late middle age
At a certain age, everyone you know starts going through things. That’s the phrase we use — “He’s going through…
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‘The Death of Religion?’ sounds an optimistic note about faith
Are the “Nones” rising? I love a good contrarian take, especially one that challenges my understanding of the world,…
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This is what Democrats’ immigration policy would be
Rep. Delia Ramirez (D-IL), who has declared herself a “proud anchor baby,” is not the first Democrat to introduce…
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