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‘Suspicious’ mail with DSA-linked return address triggers FBI, Capitol Hill investigation

Senior Capitol Hill staff were warned about suspicious letters containing unknown substances mailed to multiple congressional offices nationwide.

‘Big Condiment’ warning gets Warren roasted online over progressive’s economic priorities

Elizabeth Warren's warning about the $45 billion McCormick-Unilever merger sparked online mockery, with users joking about "Big Condiment" prices.

FIRST ON FOX: Dems’ affordability crusade collides with eye-popping price tag for socialist immigration plans

The White House Council of Economic Advisers estimates each illegal immigrant costs taxpayers $166,716 over their lifetime in a bombshell report.

Have Republicans Earned a Midterm Win?

If you buy the polls, things look dire for the Republicans as the midterms...

What Did Katie Zacharia Do for That Powerful State-Connected Beijing Law Firm?

From 2011 to 2013, White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia worked for a powerful...

Democratic union giveaway could turn Vermont into Illinois

We are just weeks away from the midterm elections, and inflation remains one of the top issues for voters for the fourth year in a row. Democrats think that they can ride pocketbook concerns to victory, but the voters should beware: Democrats’ policies would only raise the cost of living, not lower it. Democrats can […]

Mamdani and Menin’s deal to kill Central Park carriage trade is all about privileged prejudice

The accord to kill these jobs by June 2028 bears all the hallmarks of elite virtue-signaling, but then the mayor and speaker didn't win...

When cartels shoot at the Coast Guard, it’s not crime — it’s terrorism

On Sept. 26, a Coast Guard crew patrolling the Rio Grande near Garceño, in Starr County, Texas, came under gunfire from the Mexican side of the river. The crew returned fire. No Americans were hurt, according to the Coast Guard, but the message was unmistakable. A week later, U.S. Northern Command announced it was sending […]

Belarusian opposition leader: Don’t mistake prisoner releases for political change

The Trump administration has offered Alexander Lukashenko an end to international isolation: In return for releasing hundreds of political prisoners, Belarus is getting increased sanctions relief. Lukashenko has ruled Belarus, a former Soviet republic bordering Russia and Ukraine, since 1994. Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, Belarus’s opposition leader in exile, welcomes the negotiations. Her husband was among those […]

America would benefit from a Bolsonaro victory in Brazilian election

On Oct. 25, the people of Latin America’s largest democracy and economy will vote in a presidential runoff. Neither the conservative candidate, Sen. Flavio Bolsonaro, nor the socialist incumbent, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (known as Lula), secured an outright majority in the first round of voting. Bolsonaro is the favorite. Recent polls show him […]

Computers don’t have rights, and it is dangerous for humans to pretend they do

Computers don’t have rights. No matter how smart they are. That may sound like an obvious, even unnecessary statement, but in the effective altruist world occupied by some companies building superintelligence, that’s a controversial and possibly even offensive reality. Just last week, Anthropic said it’s going to restrict what it calls “abusive behavior” towards its […]

Letitia James has never let the facts or law get in her way

Choosing which laws to enforce and which cases to pursue is an inherently political decision. Resources are limited, and priorities must be set. But when electing law enforcement officials, especially a state’s highest law enforcement official, voters should ask candidates to base their decisions on the facts and the law. New York Attorney General Letitia […]

California election officials offer absurd excuses in fight against illegal voting

California’s uber-lax voting system is an international disgrace.

California officials won’t open DOJ drive with alleged noncitizen voter records — here’s their excuse

It’s not a tough call. LA County should comply with the Trump administration’s reasonable request to investigate non-citizens on the local voter rolls.

AI will make you rich enough to bet on Skid Row robot duels

Wednesday, in the latest installment of a new show we’re calling Tech CEOs Please Think Before You Speak on Live TV, Jeff Bezos doubled...

Police vs. firefighters: Bitter $350M tax war erupts after years of LA City Hall failures

Police officers vs. firefighters. It’s not the annual softball game. It’s a serious political fight over a proposed half-cent per dollar sales tax in...

California school board’s Pride flag ban deserves praise, not outrage

The Sonoma Valley school board that voted to take down the Pride flag from schools in the district was right to do so.

I paid $250 to be kidnapped in LA — why it was worth every penny

Last week, I paid $250 online. In return, I was kidnapped. I received a time slot, coordinates to a vacant dispensary in North Hollywood,...

Sacagawea’s western adventure alongside Lewis and Clark is being reprised once again

Authors Craig Fehrman and Elizabeth Adelman share new books detailing the Lewis and Clark expedition at the National Book Festival.

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