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Immigration judge orders deportation of Mahmoud Khalil to Syria or Algeria

Immigration judge rules Mahmoud Khalil committed fraud by hiding political affiliations from green card application, citing national security concerns in deportation order.

America schools need to stop spending money on staff who HARM kids’ learning

If you think more money will lead to greater student achievement in schools, you’re in for a shock: A new analysis of 12,000-plus school...

Remembering Hollywood legend Robert Redford — and his secret for looking young

Back when Robert Redford’s looks beat even a Miss Universe, he’d bitch that it’s all the movies wanted from him — not his talent just...

NY Democrats’ rush to bend the knee to Mamdani means Albany WILL enact his socialist agenda

Like dominoes, New York Democrats are falling in line behind Zohran Mamdani's mayoral bid — raising the odds that they won't check his disastrous...

Zohran Mamdani ratchets up the rhetoric as Albany leaders fall at his feet

The mayoral frontrunner isn't cooling his comments to ensure his win, but proudly reveling in his leftism — and supposedly moderate Democrats are going...

AI is coming for our babies — putting their brains at risk

Grok, OpenAI and others are sprinting toward our youngest citizens with products mimicking the human interactions that literally build the brain — potentially derailing...

A vital lesson in political grace, soulless media drives extremism and other commentary

After “Charlie Kirk was silenced with a sniper rifle,” The Free Press’ Eli Lake finds a lesson in Rep. Shirley Chisholm’s 1972 visit to...

How ‘fascist’ ended up on Kirk assassin’s bullet

It came as no surprise to many conservatives when the "fascist" label frequently used by the left to describe President Trump and his MAGA movement made its way onto bullets found alongside the weapon used to shoot and kill rising conservative star Charlie Kirk.

Trump and King Charles are the toasts of a state banquet at Windsor Castle

President Trump and King Charles toasted one another Wednesday at a state banquet at Windsor Castle, sealing the "special relationship" of the U.S. and Britain during the president's state visit to the United Kingdom.

House committee blocks effort to subpoena more Epstein records

Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee shot down Democrats' attempt Wednesday to subpoena financial records they said could shed light on the financial ties of deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The Left renews calls to obstruct justice 

Upholding the rule of law seems like common sense, but to the Left, it is an act of racially motivated hate. After the Supreme Court voted to lift restrictions on Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in Los Angeles, the Left has once again vowed to obstruct the law, which emphasized their disregard for the law […]

If Democrats don’t handle campus antisemitism, Trump will

There has been more backlash from California Democrats toward universities for participating in Trump administration investigations of campus antisemitism than for rampant antisemitism on campus. The University of California, Berkeley, has turned over several documents to the Trump administration as part of the antisemitism inquiry. Those records included the names of 160 students and staff members, which […]

Democrats want government funding stopgap to reverse nearly $1 trillion in Medicaid cuts

Senate Democrats on Wednesday evening unveiled an ambitious proposal to fund the government past Sept. 30 that would restore the nearly $1 trillion in cuts to Medicaid made by President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which could cause scores of rural and smaller hospitals around the country to close. The 68-page proposal would also...

House Republicans pass 2 more bills to overhaul DC crime policies

House Republicans passed two more bills on Wednesday to overhaul the criminal justice system of Washington, D.C., a day after adopting two pieces of legislation that will restructure how juvenile cases are handled in the nation’s capital.  The House greenlighted the District of Columbia Judicial Nominations Reform Act in a 218-211 vote on Wednesday. The...

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