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US universities are teaching kids to wage war on American society — where has the sanity gone?

A new study from the Public Interest Legal Foundation points to how the left’s capture of US law schools in turn directly impacts our elections — but that barely...

Oust Philly DA Larry Krasner — and keep nixing leftist sabotage of public safety

Americans have the power to insist their governments prioritize public safety, but it’ll be...

Man who sprayed vinegar on Ilhan Omar sentenced to 14 months

A Minneapolis man who sprayed vinegar on Rep. Ilhan Omar during a January town hall was sentenced to 14 months in federal prison.

Michigan’s Mike Rogers acknowledges high costs and promises to work with the president

In Michigan's Senate race, Republican candidate Mike Rogers acknowledges that prices are high, but says the state should elect a senator who can work with the president to bring them down.

Trump asks public how AI should be rebranded

President Trump thinks artificial intelligence's low popularity could be fixed by a name change.

US adds 114K jobs in July, jobless rate rises to 4.3 percent

The U.S. added 114,000 jobs in July and the unemployment rate rose to 4.3 percent, according to data released Friday by the Labor Department. Economists expected the U.S. to add 175,000 jobs and keep the jobless rate steady at 4.1 percent, according to consensus estimates. The July jobs report comes two days after Federal Reserve...

This is why party platforms still matter 

Party platforms matter because they reflect the general consensus of party members nationwide, but they are competing with an array of other intra-party actors and groups that struggle to leave their own marks on the nation's directions and policy outcomes.

Trump pushes back: ‘I’m a lot of things, but weird I’m not’

Former President Trump pushes back on Democratic attacks that he and his running mate Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) are "weird" during a podcast interview Thursday. “Nobody’s ever called me weird,” Trump said on “The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show.” "They're the weird ones," Trump added of Harris and Democrats. “I’m a lot of things,...

Bringing Japan and South Korea together as U.S. security partners

The agreement represents yet another major step in realizing Washington’s long-standing goal to secure a closer security relationship between America’s two powerful East Asian allies.

Morning Report — Historic swap frees U.S. hostages from Russia

President Biden and Vice President Harris made their way late Thursday to the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews near Washington to welcome Americans who were wrongly imprisoned by Russia and freed as part of the largest prisoner swap negotiated since the Cold War. For a president who pledged to bring all wrongly detained Americans home and is an...

Keep it simple, Kamala, and ride the wave to victory 

In the last 12 days, we’ve seen the birth of something genuinely new: the crowdsourced campaign. 

House Democrats home in on Tim Walz for Harris ticket

As Vice President Harris weighs her choice for running mate, House Democrats are increasingly advocating for a former colleague: Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz. First elected to Congress in 2006, Walz served in the House for 12 years and rose to become the top Democrat on the powerful Veterans Affairs Committee before heading home in 2019...

Study finds major Earth systems likely on track to collapse: 5 things to know

Four key pillars of the global climate are melting in the heat trapped by rising fossil fuel emissions, a new study has found. The relatively stable climate that nurtured human civilization depends in large part on these structures: the ice sheets of Greenland and West Antarctica, the Amazon rainforest and the Atlantic currents that warm...

Social workers advocacy group endorses Harris for president

The National Association of Social Workers Political Action for Candidate Election (NASW-PACE) endorsed Vice President Harris on Friday, the group first told The Hill. NASW-PACE, the largest membership organization of professional social workers, said their endorsement stems from Harris’s leadership and historic candidacy and the Biden-Harris administration’s investments in mental health, including investments in the...

GOP accuses Harris of ‘hiding’ from press. Most Dems don’t care — for now

Republicans are accusing Vice President Harris of “hiding” from the press by not doing sit-down interviews and press conferences since becoming the likely Democratic presidential nominee. And while Harris is in the middle of a political honeymoon after unifying a Democratic Party that had been badly divided over President Biden’s future, some Democrats fear the vice...

Harris campaign announces $310M fundraising haul in July

Vice President Harris’s campaign announced on Friday a $310 million fundraising haul in the month of July, bringing its war chest to $377 million. The July haul is the best grassroots fundraising month in presidential history, the campaign said. The vice president announced her intention to seek the Democratic presidential nomination after President Biden dropped...

Biden, Harris greet Americans freed from Russia at Air Force base

President Biden and Vice President Harris greeted three United States citizens who were released from Russia during the prisoner swap when they landed at Andrews’ Air Force Base late Thursday night. The three Americans — journalist Evan Gershkovich, former marine Paul Whelan, and journalist Alsu Kurmasheva — landed at the base just outside of Washington, D.C., around 11:45...

Burgum says Russia agreed to prisoner swap because they think ‘Trump’s going to win’

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum (R) said he thinks that Russia agreed to the prisoner swap announced Thursday because they think former President Trump is “going to win” the upcoming election. Burgum joined Fox News Channel’s Dana Perino and Bill Hemmer on Thursday where he said it was a “day of gratitude and celebration” that...

Tennessee GOP. Rep Andy Ogles fends off primary challenge

Rep. Andy Ogles (R-Tenn.) has won the GOP nomination for another term representing his House district, fending off a well-financed primary challenger, Decision Desk HQ projects. Ogles, who was first elected to represent Tennessee's 5th Congressional District in 2022, defeated Nashville Metro Council member Courtney Johnson for the nomination and will be the favorite to...

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