Supreme Court backs Pentagon’s decision to revoke plea agreement with three alleged 9/11 plotters
The Supreme Court sided with the Pentagon on Monday in its decision to revoke a plea deal with three alleged terrorists…
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Spending more is not the same as getting ahead
Working families do not measure economic progress by how much more they spend. They measure it by what their paycheck…
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Cooperation cut crime in Memphis. Can St. Louis prove it?
Thursday’s numbers from St. Louis are impressive, but they prove very little yet. After Operation Show Me Justice, a…
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France rocked by anti-government protests and riots: What to know
France has been jolted by anti-government protests and riots that ignited last month when students took to the streets…
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Elissa Slotkin feuds with Mike Lee over warning students not to work for Trump administration
Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) came under heavy backlash over comments threatening young people looking to work for the…
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Newsom tells Democrats he’s as ‘ruthless’ as Trump in early 2028 pitch
MANCHESTER, New Hampshire — Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) is betting a wave of anti-Trump backlash will carry him through…
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Trump using defense authority to spend up to $42 million to develop controversial New York pipeline
The Trump administration will use national defense authorities to spend more than $40 million on a controversial gas…
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Supreme Court takes up challenge to 160-year-old ban on distilling alcohol at home
The Supreme Court announced Monday that it will hear a challenge to a federal law barring the distilling of alcohol at…
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WATCH LIVE: Donald and Melania Trump to sign women’s health executive order
President Donald Trump is set to sign an executive order relating to women’s health in the Oval Office on Monday at 11…
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The ICC earned its reckoning. Still, Rubio should not wreck it
In his Sept. 22 address to the U.N. General Assembly, President Donald Trump called the International Criminal Court an…
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16 years to approve a power line is not regulation. It’s sabotage
Energy costs are climbing across the country — electricity bills, gas prices, home heating costs — and those costs…
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From the river to the sea, Israel is the rightful owner
Former President Barack Obama recently spoke out regarding the situation in the Middle East. In an October 2026…
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National Guard member shot trying to intervene during street fight in DC
A National Guard member was shot in the leg while trying to intervene during a street fight in Washington, police said.…
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Trump can stop states from abusing Medicaid loophole without a law change
Medicaid fraud can’t stay out of the news cycle. A California man was just sentenced to 30 years in prison over a…
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Trump vows golf course renovation work to start ‘immediately’ despite legal dispute
President Donald Trump said that work on the East Potomac Golf Links course in Washington, D.C., would begin…
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Australian lawmaker struck by SUV in what prime minister called a ‘deliberate act’
An Australian lawmaker was struck by an SUV on Monday and hospitalized after what Prime Minister Anthony Albanese…
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Federal agents stop illegal vapes at the border. Now, states need to finish the job
Illicit Chinese vapes have flooded into the United States by the millions. These black-market products are laced with…
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Crypto PAC Fairshake uses massive war chest to support both parties — even in safe seats
The pro-cryptocurrency super PAC Fairshake is flexing its financial muscles and supporting a bipartisan cast of…
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What Pope Leo and the Nobel committee both forgot
Within six months, the world’s two best-known moral authorities found themselves in public exchanges with the president…
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Abdul el Sayed’s Red-Green suicide pact: Islamists always hang their leftist allies first
Politics, it is often said, can make for strange bedfellows. There is perhaps no stranger alliance today than that of…
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Farmers draw their pitchforks in Iowa. Whichever side wins could decide control of the Senate
Iowa’s tightly contested U.S. Senate race between Rep. Ashley Hinson (R-IA) and Democratic state Rep. Josh Turek, which…
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Losing should have consequences for Mike Johnson
If Republicans lose their House majority in the midterm elections, Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) should offer his…
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Iran would rather starve than acknowledge Israel. Marco Rubio must call its bluff
In 2015, when then-Secretary of State John Kerry, among others, negotiated the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action with…
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A Putin critic found the method in Trump’s madness. Then he blamed it on oil
I monitor Russian-language media. Most of what it says about President Donald Trump comes in two flavors: worship and…
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Is it right to panic over the targeting of Israel?
On elite campuses, many students and professors both demonize the Jewish state of Israel. The United Kingdom’s Green…
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What’s next for Skydance after the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger?
Less than a year after submitting its initial bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, Paramount Skydance finally won the…
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To stop the cartels, Trump must impose a territorial price on Mexico City
National borders are a privilege of sovereign governance, not a shield for state-sanctioned criminal anarchy. Recent…
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The DSA promises freedom. Its platform delivers control
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have an odd relationship with freedom. In their “Workers Deserve More”…
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Main Street is fighting foreign cyberthreats blind
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and the threat foreign hackers pose to American businesses is higher than…
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The $2 trillion deficit candidates don’t want to discuss
It is arguably the biggest political issue facing our nation, but not a single candidate with a chance of winning an…
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Nitrous oxide deaths spur push for tighter restrictions on recreational sales
A growing number of deaths and serious injuries linked to recreational nitrous oxide use are fueling a push for tighter…
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Anthropic says it will commit small percentage of stock to ‘public benefit’ fund
One of the country’s largest artificial intelligence companies, Anthropic, said on Sunday it plans to disburse a small…
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Chamber of Commerce endorses Paxton as he and Talarico host rallies ahead of Texas early voting
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce endorsed Texas Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton as he and his opponent, James…
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Trump says Zelensky ‘doesn’t want to end this war’ and defends Russia strategy
President Donald Trump said on Sunday afternoon he believes Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky “doesn’t want to…
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McConaughey urges independents to flex political muscle and vote in midterm elections
Actor Matthew McConaughey made a petition to voters on Sunday, calling upon independents to make elections a “fair…
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Trump shares detailed plan of East Potomac Links golf course despite legal challenges
President Donald Trump said on Sunday an initial plan for the overhaul of the East Potomac Golf Links course in…
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