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Gov. Hochul can lower insurance and other consumer costs right away by amending this valuable tort reform

New York's Legislature actually passed a good legal reform, reining in the dirty "legal lending" industry — but before she signs it into law, Gov. Kathy Hochul should push...

Trump targets the Muslim Brotherhood wisely — taking down its terror arms piece by piece

President Trump's executive order aims to strangle the diffuse Muslim Brotherhood by designating its...

Sen. Mark Kelly is doubling down on his self-dishonor over the ‘Disobey’ video

Slammed for his leading role in Democrats' disgraceful "Disobey!" video, Sen. Mark Kelly has...

Sean Duffy is right: We are a nation of slobs and need to get out of daytime pajamas

It's pathetic anyone needs to be reminded that there should be a distinction between...

Two-Tiered Justice and the (Partial) Abolition of Trial by Jury

Britain’s long march to authoritarianism is speeding up.

NBA veterans charged in betting schemes linked to mafia

Three NBA players and coaches were among more than 30 individuals indicted by federal prosecutors in charges unsealed Thursday as part of a large-scale illegal betting investigation linking the sports figures with organized crime families. Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier, Portland Trail Blazers head coach Chauncey Billups and former Cleveland Cavaliers player Damon Jones were arrested Thursday...

The AWS outage exposed the cloud’s flaws: Here’s how to protect it

Monday's massive outage shows just how important it is that cloud companies act now to fix this critical infrastructure. 

Medicare agency recalling thousands of furloughed staffers for open enrollment

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is temporarily calling back all furloughed staff starting next week, a spokesperson confirmed Thursday. Open enrollment for traditional Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans began Oct. 15, while the federal Affordable Care Act marketplace starts Nov. 1. According to the Department of Health and Human Services shutdown plan, 47 percent of CMS...

Who would be paid and when under Senate GOP shutdown pay bill

The Senate is voting Thursday on legislation sponsored by Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) that would pay “excepted” employees, or federal workers who have to stay at work in spite of the funding lapse. The legislation is being considered as the government shutdown goes into its fourth week. Democrats on Wednesday blocked a House-passed bill to...

Fetterman: Harris ‘lost the plot’ when she called Trump a ‘fascist’

Democratic Sen. John Fetterman (D) says former Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic Party’s nominee for president in 2024, “lost the plot” when she called President Trump a “fascist.” Fetterman made his comments during an interview with Fox News’s “Hannity”. Asked by the show’s host, Sean Hannity, why Democrats are comparing Trump to authoritarian leaders...

Live updates: Senate GOP puts Democrats on the spot with military pay bill as shutdown hits Day 23

The Senate on Thursday is scheduled to vote on whether to pay some federal employees, including service members, as the government shutdown stretches into its fourth week.  The plight of military families has been central to the GOP’s shutdown strategy, and Republican leaders hope to put Democrats on the spot with the bill sponsored by...

Sanders: Platner probably ‘not the only American to have gone through a dark period’

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is downplaying outrage against Graham Platner, who he is backing in the Democratic Senate primary in Maine, over Platner's controversial posts on Reddit and a tattoo that resembles a Nazi “totenkopf.” Sanders said there are “more important issues” than Graham’s decision to get a tattoo while serving in the Marines. “He went...

Why Ken Paxton is Democrats’ favorite Republican 

Ken Paxton’s baggage will drain the GOP war chest and cost the Senate majority in 2026.

Watch live: Senate to vote on pay for military, federal workers as shutdown persists

The Senate on Thursday afternoon is set to vote on the Shutdown Fairness Act — a bill introduced by Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) that would provide pay for service members and excepted workers as the government shutdown stretches into a fourth week. Democrats have also weighed their own version of a bill that would include...

The Supreme Court could force Congress’s hand on executive discretion

Limited government requires not only laws but also the ambition of the political branches to check each other.

Cornyn calls Hunt ‘fake MAGA’ in new ad

Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) launched his first significant attack against his latest primary challenger Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-Texas) on Thursday, referring to his fellow Lone Star State lawmaker as “fake MAGA.”  The incumbent senator made the attacks in a new microsite and digital ad, backed by a five-figure investment. “Wesley Hunt says he’s MAGA but the...

Santos ‘looking into’ repaying fraud victims

Former Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) committed to repaying his fraud victims on Wednesday, days after President Trump commuted his sentence and the former lawmaker walked free from prison. In an interview on NewsNation’s “Cuomo,” the New York Republican said his legal team is “looking into” ways to pay restitution, even though his clemency order frees...

From peace to power: How the Nobel Peace Prize turned political

The Oslo-based Nobel Peace Prize committee may have turned down President Trump’s latest bid for glory. Yet by honoring Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado — at a time when Trump is openly backing efforts to topple the government in Caracas — it has laid bare the extent to which the peace prize has become...

China’s robot revolution foreshadows its looming population collapse

China’s extreme automation is a strength, but it’s also a response to the country’s most fundamental weakness: the impending demographic collapse. 

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