Jack Smith’s election interference wasn’t an accident. It was the strategy
The Department of Justice operates under a foundational principle: prosecutors pursue justice, not political outcomes.…
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Zero cities supported Boulder’s climate lawsuit — so NYC lawyers manufactured ‘rural’ support
Ahead of the U.S. Supreme Court hearing oral arguments in Boulder’s climate lawsuit against major energy companies next…
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The West thinks Iran is winning the Red Sea. Trump is
The Houthis‘ advance doesn’t mean Iran is winning. It means President Donald Trump is. This might sound crazy compared…
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Trump needs to make the 15-second case for Iran being worth $4 gas — and fast
While the critical importance of the Iran conflict is obvious to experienced national security experts, the…
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Tolkien receives England’s supreme literary accolade
In the south transept of Westminster Abbey, touched by the jeweled light of a rose window, is Poets’ Corner. Geoffrey…
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A ‘weird’ lesbian bar just dropped its mask mandate — and liberals are melting down
“I hope your venue gets firebombed.” That’s a real comment from a leftist reacting to the Massachusetts lesbian bar,…
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Why $4 gas is the bargain of a lifetime
They say, “If you have to ask how much it costs, you can’t afford it.” But when it comes to defending our values, our…
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Press corps chaos spills over during Chinese state visit
Behind the glamor of red carpets, military bands, and a state dinner for Chinese President Xi Jinping, the tension…
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I voted for Trump and RFK Jr. to clean up our food. This FDA nominee threatens that promise
I supported President Donald Trump because I believe he understands that people need real food instead of the junk that…
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Macron is enabling the next Oct. 7 — and France will pay the price
Fiction frequently anticipates friction. Fauda’s fifth season treats the French-Hamas nexus in Marseille as an…
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Trump didn’t ‘settle for less’ on Greenland. He got exactly what he wanted
On Tuesday, at U.N. headquarters, President Donald Trump and the leaders of Denmark and Greenland signed a security…
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Trump tries to put out political fires but sparks others
President Donald Trump is trying to thread the political needle of addressing economic concerns while keeping important…
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Hot air wafts from the East River
This year’s United Nations General Assembly in New York City has refocused attention on the chronic and lamentable fact…
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As Trump’s popularity plummets, House Democratic target emerges in red Indiana
CARMEL, Indiana — Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-IN) should be coasting to reelection in the House district to which she was…
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California voter ID ballot measure could be rare GOP statewide win
The Nov. 3 midterm elections look to be another desultory election cycle for Republicans. Democrats are poised to,…
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How the midterm elections will set Democrats up for 2028 success or failure
It may seem premature to look ahead to the 2028 presidential race before the midterm elections are over, but jockeying…
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Thune keeps leadership challenge talk at bay — but with a midterm question mark
Sen. John Thune (R-SD) is heading into November without a concrete threat to his leadership of Senate Republicans or…
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Under US pressure, Mark Carney wages a diplomatic blitz
As President Donald Trump was at the White House regaling Chinese President Xi Jinping on a state visit, Canadian Prime…
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Trump just surrendered the one media advantage he had over Biden
President Donald Trump began his second term with a compelling answer to a media establishment he believed was biased…
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Trump’s sanctions will fail. It’s time to march on Tehran
As the author of the first comprehensive economic analysis of economic sanctions and a follower of all our Iranian…
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The US can’t win if it keeps rebuffing allies
Commercial satellite images show that China has upgraded its naval base in Djibouti nearly a decade after it first…
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Trump threads needle between communist attacks against Democrats and warm embrace of Xi
President Donald Trump is trying to strike a balance between domestic political fights and diplomatic demands as he…
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Failing public schools need higher standards, not more money
Nikole Hannah-Jones, creator of the “1619 Project,” recently scored rare bipartisan plaudits. It was a marked departure…
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The new ‘Resident Evil’ is ghoulish but stylish
Not being a fan of video games, gore, or jolts administered by the sudden appearance of reanimated corpses, I did not…
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Funny and scary, ‘Widow’s Bay’ is a must-see
We laughed! We screamed! Or that’s the hope, anyway, when one watches the strangely chimeric genre that is…
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Jon Kyl, 1942-2026
Washington has never lacked for senators who enjoy the cameras. It has always been shorter on those who prefer the…
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What’s in the second Epstein transparency bill pushed by Massie and Khanna?
The House is expected to vote a second time to force the release of the files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey…
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Newsom’s pathetic energy rebate
Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) celebrated a one-time $75 credit on Californians’ electricity bills this week. He did not,…
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Ex-police officer running for Congress features man who pleaded guilty to drug trafficking charges in new campaign ad
A former police officer and Republican candidate for a competitive New Mexico House seat featured a man who pleaded…
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Medicare’s new fraud strategy is a model for program integrity
Within Medicare, improper payments last year exceeded the estimated annual earnings of roughly 214,000 primary care…
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Ten Democrats, including AOC, back AI superintelligence ban
Several prominent House leftists, including Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and Ro Khanna (D-CA), backed a bill…
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Trump, the midterm elections, Congress, and the war
TRUMP, THE MIDTERM ELECTIONS, CONGRESS, AND THE WAR. In 2002, in the run-up to the war in Iraq, President George W.…
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Massachusetts communists condemn ‘MAGA Media’ Boston Globe for viral lesbian bar story
A Massachusetts communist group slammed the Boston Globe for a viral story it published about a lesbian bar that…
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Sherrill calls for resignation of her lieutenant governor after sexual harassment allegations
Gov. Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) called for her 2025 running mate, Democratic Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell, to resign from her…
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Iranian president says regime doesn’t have ‘systematic relationship’ with Houthis
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian hedged his answers on the Iranian regime’s connection with the Houthis and…
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Trump and Xi toast the ‘long relationship between China and America’
President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping kept the compliments flowing during Thursday night’s state…
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