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Hasan Piker proves it: nothing is too far left for today’s Democrats

The self-professed "party of decency” has zero intention of reining in or challenging Hasan Piker and his fellows' grotesque leftist fanaticism.

Gov. Kathy Hochul’s pathetic ‘science of reading’ fiasco

Credit Gov. Kathy Hochul with recognizing that New York needs to drastically up its...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—April 16

2008—Even by Justice John Paul Stevens’s unusual standards, his opinion concurring in the judgment...

Trump’s Missing Young People

There are two explanations for this.

The Male Feminism Con Job

The loudest voices claiming to support women often belong to the worst men.

Trump Is trying to tariff the laws of economics 

That logic would put much of the global trading system on trial, including the United States itself.

Stratton would ‘absolutely support’ abolishing filibuster in Senate

Illinois Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton (D) said Wednesday she would “absolutely support” ending the filibuster in the Senate after winning the Democratic nomination to replace longtime Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.). The filibuster allows unlimited debate and frequently requires a 60-vote majority, known as cloture, to end the delay, rather than a simple 51-vote majority to...

Bessent says US may lift sanctions on Iranian oil stuck at sea

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said early Thursday that the U.S. may lift sanctions on Iranian oil that is already in transit amid rising energy prices resulting from the ongoing U.S. military operation in the Middle East. Bessent told Fox News’s Maria Bartiromo that about 140 million barrels of oil would be freed up by this...

US debt surpasses $39 trillion, adding $1 trillion in 5 months

The U.S. national debt crossed a new milestone Wednesday, surpassing $39 trillion, a record reached five months after the debt sailed past the $38 trillion mark. The record-breaking amount was revealed in a daily statement from the Treasury Department. It comes amid the weeks-long U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran, which will add to the toll. Michael...

Democracy demands debate — not a political litmus test

Disagreements about war and peace are as old as American democracy itself. They should be debated vigorously, examined carefully, and decided with the seriousness that questions of life and death demand. 

Pritzker knocks AIPAC after pro-Israel group spent big in Illinois races

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker (D) on Wednesday criticized the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) for spending millions in various Democratic primaries in the state. AIPAC and affiliated shell committees reportedly spent more than $21 million in multiple Democratic races in the Prairie State, with mixed results. During an interview with The Associated Press (AP),...

Watch live: Q&A with The Hill’s Editors

Join The Hill Editor-in-Chief Ian Swanson, Congressional Editor Regina Zilbermints, White House Editor Rema Rahman, and Defense and Foreign Policy Editor Colin Meyn for an in-depth discussion on news of the day followed by a Q&A. Will the SAVE America Act become law? Will Congress consider an Iran supplemental spending bill? And when will Congress vote to reopen the...

Brent crude briefly tops $119 as Iran attacks Gulf energy sites

Brent crude oil prices on Thursday briefly topped $119 per barrel before dropping back down. Prices had dropped to about $112 per barrel mid-morning after spiking earlier as Iran attacked Gulf energy sites. The international benchmark climbed more than 3 percent from the day prior and continues to fluctuate amid the war in the Middle...

Illinois Democratic nominee says she wouldn’t support Schumer as Senate leader

Illinois Lieutenant Gov. Juliana Stratton, the Democrat favored to win the race to succeed Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), says she won’t support Sen. Chuck Schumer (N.Y.) to serve another term as Senate Democratic leader. “I’ve made it clear that I would not support Chuck Schumer as leader of the Democratic caucus because I think right...

Congress can boost US trade and strike a blow to Iran with Azerbaijan’s help

Closer U.S.-Azerbaijan relations would weaken Iranian and Russian positions in the region.

O’Reilly: Gabbard ‘lost all credibility’ with Trump over Venezuela opposition

Political commentator Bill O’Reilly said Wednesday that Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard “lost all credibility” with President Trump for initially opposing the U.S. raid to capture ex-Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in January. “I don't particularly care about Tulsi Gabbard and whatever she's doing. I know that she has a title there, but I also...

Watch live: Gabbard, Ratcliffe face House panel on threats amid Iran conflict

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, CIA Director John Ratcliffe and others will testify before the House Intelligence Committee on Thursday morning on national security threats as the U.S. military operation in Iran nears the three-week mark. The hearing comes a day after Gabbard and Ratcliffe faced tense questioning in the Senate over Operation Epic...

Live updates: Hegseth blasts European allies, media at press conference; Iran targets Gulf energy sites

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth started a press briefing Thursday on the latest Operation Epic Fury news by blasting "ungrateful" European allies and "a dishonest" media, as the war enters Day 20. The update comes after Iran struck an oil facility in Saudi Arabia and a liquefied natural gas facility in Qatar. While both sites assess...

Nepal’s election marks a rare democratic defeat of communism

Voters swept aside the two main communist parties that had shaped Nepali politics for years, reducing them to minor players in parliament.

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