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Bass’ masterclass in crushing small business — and minority entrepreneurs

The state of California has the third-worst roads in the nation

Why do Democrats think ‘real men’ wear Nazi tattoos?

It seems modern Democrats can't object to Nazi-lovers inside the party.

Solar-powered illegal immigration

Want a headline that sums up California in just a few words? Try “solar...

Peter Thiel Vs Pope Leo — Silicon Valley and the Vatican battle over who’s the real antichrist

A cold war has broken out between Silicon Valley and the Vatican, as they...

It doesn’t pay to get old — nursing home costs are through the roof

The Post's Cindy Adams explores the high costs some senior citizens and their families...

US journalist charged with acting as Chinese agent

An American journalist and author is facing federal charges after being accused of working as an agent for the Chinese government for the past at least seven years. Thomas Weir Pauken II, the son of former Texas Workforce Commission Chairman Thomas Pauken (R), was arrested in early March and is expected to appear in federal...

Paxton’s estranged wife doesn’t endorse in Texas Senate race

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R)’s estranged wife state Sen. Angela Paxton (R) on Tuesday shared her endorsements for various candidates in state races but remained neutral in the Republican Senate primary. Angela Paxton urged Texan voters on Election Day to join her in voting for Mayes Middleton, a state Senate colleague of hers and...

Trump raises refugee cap to admit more white South Africans

President Trump on Tuesday formally raised the refugee cap to allow the admittance of another 10,000 individuals — slots he said must be given to white Afrikaners in South Africa. In doing so, Trump declared an emergency over a matter the South African government has long denied — that the country’s white minority is facing “racially motivated...

South Carolina Senate blocks redistricting plan in blow to Trump 

South Carolina state senators voted Tuesday against a plan to advance a new congressional map, putting a pin in the state's GOP-led redistricting push amid the national back-and-forth ahead of the midterms. “I can no longer support the passage of this bill for one simple reason: South Carolina citizens are going to the polls today,”...

Hassett: Energy prices will drop ‘like nothing you’ve ever seen before’ when strait is reopened

National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett said energy prices are going to fall “like nothing you’ve ever seen before” once Iran reopens the Strait of Hormuz. “Well, you know, I can't really talk about the ongoing negotiations and the strikes, but what I can say is that as soon as the straits are open, then...

Multiple people injured in chemical-related implosion in Washington state

Multiple people were injured in a “major” chemical incident in Washington state, according to a local fire department. Posts Tuesday morning from Washington’s Longview Fire Department indicated that it was responding following “an implosion involving a vat of chemical treatment product” at a Nippon Dynawave Packaging facility. “Multiple people” suffered injuries including chemical burns, but the extent...

Watch live: Vance holds roundtable on fraud-fighting efforts with state attorneys general

Vice President Vance will speak with a group of state attorneys general Tuesday afternoon as part of a roundtable focused on the Trump administration's anti-fraud efforts. President Trump said last month that Vance's new role as "fraud czar" will mainly focus on Democratic-run states, including Minnesota, which is currently under investigation over allegations of fraud...

Kennedy faces anti-vaccine anger over hantavirus treatment legal protections

Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pushed back on criticism from some "Make America Healthy Again" activists after he extended liability protections for drugmakers working to develop treatments for the Andes hantavirus strain.  The HHS late last week extended legal protections through July 18 to manufacturers and distributors of the experimental antiviral drug favipiravir as a potential treatment.   Kennedy signed a Public Readiness...

Dana White: White House UFC event ‘not at all’ political

UFC President and CEO Dana White says he does not consider taking his sport to the South Lawn of the White House a political decision but a patriotic one instead. "You can make anything political if you want to,” White said as part of a wide-ranging interview with Time published this week. “I love this...

Ex-FBI Director James Comey federal trial moved to October

The criminal trial of former FBI director James Comey over allegedly threatening to kill President Trump in a social media post that consisted of a photo of seashells spelling out "86 47" is set to begin in October. U.S. District Judge Louise Wood Flanagan on Tuesday granted Comey's request to delay the trial, which is...

UFC ring construction work starts at White House to celebrate Trump’s birthday

Construction began this week on a temporary octagon on the White House grounds in preparation to host several UFC fights on Flag Day, which is also President Trump’s 80th birthday. Photos taken by The Associated Press showed workers building pieces of the red and blue UFC fighting ring for the “UFC Freedom 250” event on...

Ticket to regime change in Cuba: End the embargo

The U.S. embargo against Cuba has been a disaster for both countries, and the answer to the problem is ending the embargo and letting capitalism grow in Cuba, rather than military intervention.

Trump withdrawal from nuclear deal left Iran weeks from ‘breakout:’ Wasserman-Schultz

Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz (D-Fla.) on Monday said President Trump's withdrawal from former President Obama's nuclear deal with Iran left the country "weeks from nuclear breakout." Wasserman-Schultz blasted the reported memorandum of understanding between the U.S. and Iran, which would include unfreezing Iranian assets and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. She argued that President Trump leaving...

Rubio: Iran only country in favor of strait tolling system

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Tuesday that the Iranian government is alone in pushing for itself to control passage through the Strait of Hormuz via a tolling system. “The Russians are not in favor of a tolling system, the Chinese are not in favor of a tolling system,” Rubio told reporters on board his...

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