‘Nixonmaxxing’ is real: How Gen Z discovered the deep state’s original coup
For over 50 years, the establishment media has cemented in our modern history a simplistic view of former President…
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Nobody wants effeminate-looking men waving pom-poms as NFL cheerleaders
Like much of what the NFL does anymore at the crossroads of public relations and cultural warfare, the nation’s…
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Newsom appearance in rural South Carolina draws split-screen of support and protesters
DORCHESTER COUNTY, South Carolina — California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s first stops in South Carolina on Thursday had gone…
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WATCH LIVE: Lindsay Clancy jurors deliberate on 28th day of trial
Massachusetts Superior Court Judge William Sullivan has sent the jury in the Lindsay Clancy case back for another round…
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‘Maybe we should feel sorry’ for Canada: Joe Concha reacts to Lake America
Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha compared Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-MI) to former President Joe Biden, after…
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Trump pressures Fed for rate cut by threatening to cut off trade partners altogether
President Donald Trump has threatened to cut off trade to countries with which the U.S. has a trade deficit if the…
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Former Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin arrested while performing as extra on Christian film set
Former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin was arrested on contempt-of-court charges in central Kentucky and booked into…
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Diesel prices hit record high as wars disrupt supply
Diesel prices have hit an all-time high as the wars in Iran and Ukraine disrupt global fuel supplies. On Friday, the…
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Louisiana just fixed America’s scariest organ donation problem. Every state must follow
America’s leadership in organ donation, which began in 1954 with the first successful whole-organ transplant, is under…
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I survived the 2009 Baghdad bombing. Here’s how Iran forced us to forgive the dictator who did it
On the scorching summer morning of Aug. 19, 2009, I was walking from my home in Baghdad‘s Mansour district to Ahmed…
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Elon Musk is right: Hitler was a socialist
A recurring theme in Elon Musk’s posts on X in recent months has been his claim that Adolf Hitler was a socialist. He…
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EPA delays water regulation revision to allow more public comment
The Environmental Protection Agency has opened another round of public comment on three key terms in a rule defining…
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From Iryna Zarutska to Times Square: It’s time our Gotham had its own Arkham
Gotham City is famously depicted in comics and movies as one of the most dangerous and crime-ridden fictional cities.…
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Fetterman called ‘lazy trust fund baby’ after report claims he repeatedly blew off responsibilities
Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) is facing criticism after a report accused the senator of repeatedly avoiding his job…
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EXCLUSIVE: How 1,800 local tradespeople are powering Pennsylvania’s ultimate energy and data innovation campus
HOMER CITY, Pa. — Eighteen months ago, Shawn Steffee stood in a field in Indiana County and watched the smokestacks of…
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Blaming China won’t save the Republican Party from an anti-AI voter revolt
Conventional wisdom insists that artificial intelligence has the worst public relations ever. This is ironic, given…
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A chemo shortage is headed for America. India just showed us why
This summer, cancer patients in India discovered that a chemotherapy shortage can begin far from a pharmaceutical…
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Twelve jurors in Boulder shouldn’t control America’s energy grid
On Oct. 5, the Supreme Court will hear Suncor Energy v. County Commissioners of Boulder County. Boulder, Colorado,…
Read at source →The Lindsay Clancy trial is destroying American marriages — and it’s not hard to see why
A quiet, painful break is happening in homes across America, and it started in a courthouse. As the country fixates on…
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Javier Milei escalates Falkland Islands feud after Trump questions UK backing
Argentine President Javier Milei escalated his rhetoric over the Falkland Islands overnight after President Donald…
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What the August jobs report says about the economy and Trump
Friday’s jobs report for August showed the economy adding a robust 162,000 jobs and the unemployment rate holding at…
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Economy smashed expectations with 162,000 jobs in August, despite Iran energy crunch
The economy added 162,000 new payroll jobs in August, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday, as businesses…
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Inside Elections shifts New Hampshire Senate race to toss-up in favor of John Sununu
Election forecaster Inside Elections shifted the New Hampshire Senate race from “tilts Democrat” to a “toss-up” rating…
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Obama and Biden blew $88 billion. Trump is actually delivering for rural America
Presidents love to make promises they don’t keep. Think back to the last guy in the Oval Office. Joe Biden vowed to…
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To beat China, Trump must blow up the Dayton Accords
President Donald Trump stands before a supreme geopolitical opportunity in the Balkans. Decades of State Department…
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The bond market is revolting — and your mortgage is the first casualty
The global bond market is throwing a massive tantrum, and the fallout is heading straight for your wallet. Investors…
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Voting on the ‘honor system’ is madness
Every new client who opens an account at my firm hands over a driver’s license, a passport, or a certified trust…
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I survived China’s one-child policy. Now, 300 children need Trump to save them
Two years ago today, the international adoption community was shocked by the news that China terminated its…
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If foreign inspectors are wrong, Jews die. Israel holds the final say
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stood near Gaza’s Yellow Line this week and said Israel is not withdrawing…
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Bipartisan group targets taxpayer-funded pensions of lawmakers found guilty of ethics violations
EXCLUSIVE — A group of bipartisan lawmakers will introduce legislation Friday to strip members of their taxpayer-funded…
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The Left is gaslighting you about Abdul el Sayed’s 9/11 posts
In the United States, there are numerous criminal actions that will earn you a deserved spot among the lowest of the…
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They selected Trump, then searched for a crime: Letitia James whistleblower exposes legal malpractice
In my work as a physician, I look at facts under a microscope. We do not guess or bend data to fit what we want to…
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The Islamic Republic is crumbling. It’s time for the CIA to finish it off
The Iranian regime is now at the weakest point in its vicious history. It no longer survives through genuine…
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For Ted Cruz, 2028 is about the future and what might have been
If Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) seeks the 2028 Republican presidential nomination, it will be a chance at a do-over. In 2016,…
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Turkish ambitions test American interests
Israel bombed an air base in northwestern Syria last month. Its rationale was that Turkish forces were preparing to…
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Gas prices: On pace to be the most expensive Labor Day in US history
The national average price for regular gas continues to rise on Friday, reaching $4.15 per gallon, according to AAA. It…
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