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If Democrats won’t protect Christians, Trump should

A mob of three dozen activists overran a Southern Baptist church in St. Paul, Minnesota, last Sunday, shouting and otherwise disrupting congregants at their worship service and leaving young children frightened and crying. Instead of properly condemning this boorish intrusion, Minnesota’s top law enforcement officer praised it as “First Amendment activity.” Since the Democratic Party […]

A rare filing in the Lisa Cook–Trump case could sway Supreme Court justices

Every living Fed chair and Treasury secretaries unite against Trump's bid to fire Lisa Cook, warning of economic instability in rare Supreme Court filing.

Beware Beijing’s belligerence, lefty teachers’ violent turn and other commentary

Amid renewed attention on Venezuela and the Western Hemisphere, Washington must not “take its...

Mayor Mamdani’s proposals will fail to address the homeless crisis going on across NYC

REALITY: Mayor Mamdani plans to deploy outreach teams to help find housing for homeless New...

Governors are moving the nation beyond shutdown politics

Shutdowns reflect the gridlock of Washington, not the commitment to action found in our states and territories. At the state level, leaders do not have the luxury of stalemate. We must deliver. Governors embody the politics of problem solving, and that spirit is urgently needed across the nation. The shutdown stands in stark contrast to...

How Pakistan’s army won over Trump — and staged a constitutional coup

Army chief Asim Munir has effectively become Pakistan’s ruler behind a civilian façade.

Former Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore jailed hours after firing

Former Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore was jailed on Wednesday, according to court records, hours after he was fired for what the university said was an “inappropriate relationship with a staff member.”

Idaho’s immigration fight reveals a national Republican rift

The reluctance among many Republican officials to support stricter enforcement stems from a belief that significant sectors of Idaho’s economy depend on unauthorized labor.

Trump’s jarring disconnect on Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s talking points on ending the war in Ukraine are alarmingly being parroted by President Trump. It is clear from his interview with Politico’s Dasha Burns that he is buying into the Russian narrative. Asked who has the stronger negotiating position, he answered “It’s Russia.” Pressed on whether Ukraine should hold elections — constitutionally prohibited during states...

‘He was ready’: Sharon Osbourne reveals husband’s final words to her

Sharon Osbourne sat down for an interview for the first time since her iconic rock 'n' roll husband died in July.

US ratchets up Venezuela tensions with tanker seizure

Plus: Trump Gold Cards, FEMA reforms, Senate votes on health plans, Dems split on stock trading ban

Geminids meteor shower peaks this week: What you should know to see the show

At its peak the Geminid meteor shower produces over a hundred meteors every hour.

Infant botulism probe: Tainted products may date to 2022, FDA says

At least 51 infants are believed to have become ill from ByHeart formula dating back to at least December 2023.

Hassett says Fed has ‘been way behind’ on cutting interest rates

National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett on Wednesday said the Federal Reserve has "been way behind" on cutting interest rates before its narrow vote later in the day. "Well I think the futures markets expect that the Fed is going to cut rates, a kind of small amount of a quarter of a percent," Hassett...

Greene says she cut deal on NDAA for vote on anti-trans bill

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) said she made a deal on Wednesday to change her "no" vote on the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) to allow her anti-transgender bill to be voted on next week. "I made a deal and changed my NO vote on the rule to a Yes in exchange for a floor...

What to know about $1M Trump Gold Card visa program

The new visa program promises U.S. residency in "record time."

Green group files suit to keep Trump’s face off National Parks pass

The Center for Biological Diversity filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration on Wednesday to prevent President Trump's face from appearing on the "America the Beautiful National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands" passes to be used in 2026. The Department of the Interior's proposed all-access pass, which originally depicted Glacier National Park in Montana, depicts...

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