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Why hating the rich has become America’s favorite form of therapy

In today’s politics, you don’t need a solution — you just need someone to blame. And more often than not, that someone is “the rich.”

Only one group benefits from blocking Kathy Hochul’s NY plan to cut auto insurance — lawyers

Gov. Kathy Hochul’s plan to lower auto-insurance rates by cracking down on fraud is...

DOJ Drops Investigation into Federal Reserve and Jerome Powell

The investigation centered on questions about renovations to the central bank’s Washington, D.C., campus.

Lord Hannan Takes the Reins at IEA

The IEA is Britain’s oldest free-market, free-society think tank, founded in 1955, with Friedrich...

Mamdani’s Video Games

Under the circumstances, it seems tactless of Mamdani to have singled out Ken Griffin’s...

Bondi deploys Justice Department agents to ICE facilities

Attorney General Pam Bondi said Friday night that she is deploying Department of Justice (DOJ) agents to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facilities and “wherever” federal immigration officers come “under siege.” “I have witnessed the continued onslaught of violence perpetrated against ICE officers across our country. The Department of Justice will not stand idly by...

Shutdown fight leaves Democrats with no good options

The shutdown fight has left Democrats with few options, and none of them are good. Faced with President Trump’s refusal to negotiate, they can either cave after weeks of tough talk and support the Republicans’ spending bill, or they can hold firm against it and watch the government shutdown.  The first option is politically fraught,...

Hegseth stirs speculation with mystery meeting of military leaders

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s last-minute call for hundreds of generals and admirals to travel to a Virginia base has current and former Defense officials scratching their heads as to what would warrant such a major in-person gathering. The order to attend a Tuesday meeting at Marine Corps University in Quantico, Va. — reportedly to hear...

One year after Helene: Asheville recovers, with scars but resilience

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — One year after Hurricane Helene, it is hard to come up with a simple answer when asked, “How’s Asheville?” There is recovery, with some infrastructure rebuilt, businesses open and many trails cleared. But there are scars, with sunshine where shade used to be, wider creeks and patches of empty ground where...

FEC vice chair, seen as contender for Chip Roy seat, to resign

Federal Election Commission (FEC) vice chairman Trey Trainor (R) confirmed that he’s resigning from his position on Thursday as he eyes the seat of Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas). Trainor has signalled his interest in running for Congress in previous months. His resignation, first reported by the Washington Examiner, comes after Roy entered the race for...

Trump won’t forget Musk’s ‘negativity,’ Lutnick says

Department of Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said that President Trump won’t forget tech billionaire Elon Musk’s “negativity” during his departure from government. He said Musk was Trump’s “best friend in the administration” during an interview with NewsNation's "Batya" and added that Trump would “forgive” but not forget the tempestuous nature of Musk's exit. “I think...

Federal prosecutors subpoena records related to Fani Willis travel: Report

A day after securing an indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, the Trump Department of Justice is reportedly going after another opponent of the president. The New York Times late Friday said it had reviewed a federal grand jury subpoena for records related to Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis’s travel history. Information about the...

FBI fires agents who knelt during 2020 racial justice protests

The FBI has fired agents who were photographed kneeling during Black Lives Matter protests in 2020, the Associated Press reported late Friday.  Two sources told the AP that around 20 agents were fired, with an additional source confirming the firings. The sources also revealed that the agents had been reassigned last spring for their conduct...

Kinzinger: Comey indictment all about Trump intimidation

Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-Ill.) late Friday said the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey is an effort by the Trump administration to intimidate its critics and silent dissent. Kinzinger, a member of the House panel that investigated the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol, also said he wasn’t worried that Trump might...

Trump orders release of Amelia Earhart files

President Trump on Friday evening said he will order the release of all government records related to aviator Amelia Earhart and her “last, fatal flight.” “I have been asked by many people about the life and times of Amelia Earhart, such an interesting story, and would I consider declassifying and releasing everything about her, in...

Trump touts ‘inspired and productive’ Gaza talks

President Trump on Friday night touted “inspired and productive discussions” focused around Israel’s military conflict in Gaza, just days after blaming other countries for setting back his efforts. “Intense negotiations have been going on for four days, and will continue for as long as necessary in order to get a Successfully Completed Agreement,” Trump wrote...

Harris blasts Comey indictment: ‘It’s painful to see’

Former Vice President Kamala Harris bashed the federal government's indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, calling it “painful to see” on Friday. “It’s frustrating, but more than that, it’s painful to see,” Harris told CNN. “It’s painful to see. I mean what’s happening with Comey: Are you f‑‑‑ing kidding me? The United States Department...

Trump ‘can’t get over me,’ Comey told CNN before indictment

Former FBI Director James Comey told CNN in the months before his indictment that President Trump couldn’t “get over” him. “I often joke I’m the relationship that Trump can’t get over, wakes up in the middle of the night thinking about me and how I'm living my best life,” Comey said in a May 2025...

Iranian president: Trump’s actions could ‘set fire’ to Middle East

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian warned Friday that the Trump administration’s actions could destabilize the Middle East amid deteriorating relations with the United States. “President Trump has said that his administration has come to create peace but the path that they have embarked upon will set fire to the entire region,” Pezeshkian said in an appearance...

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