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Tafoya makes ‘common sense’ pitch to disaffected Democrats as she vows to fight Minnesota’s ‘socialist lurch’

Michele Tafoya won the Minnesota GOP Senate primary and now faces Peggy Flanagan, pitching common sense to voters across the political spectrum.

Blakeman cuts into Hochul’s New York governor’s race lead in new poll, as likely voters give DSA judgment

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s lead over Bruce Blakeman narrowed from 20 points among registered voters in Siena’s June poll to 10 points among likely voters in its latest poll.

Best of Babylon Bee: WNBA’s bigotry exposed as they refuse to allow stunning, beautiful woman into league

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Commercial Surrogacy Turns Women into Machines, Babies into Products

An awful story has broken into the headlines illustrating the moral peril of commercial...

Telling the Truth About Ceuta

There is a serious ripple effect from Spain’s immigration choices.

Best of Babylon Bee: WNBA’s bigotry exposed as they refuse to allow stunning, beautiful woman into league

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Europe wants American gas, so why is it letting its courts sabotage our pipelines?

America’s energy advantage depends on more than just the resources beneath the ground. It depends on the pipelines, terminals, and other infrastructure needed to move energy from where it is extracted to where it is needed. Without the ability to build and operate those systems under predictable rules, abundant resources cannot deliver affordable power at […]

France broke the Levant. Trump can fix it by giving Syria Tripoli

On Sept. 1, 1920, French High Commissioner Henri Gouraud signed a decree that ripped Tripoli from Faisal’s short-lived Syrian Arab Kingdom, only days after the Battle of Maysalun. More than 200 Sunni merchants from Tripoli submitted formal petitions demanding reunion with Damascus. Gouraud ignored every signature to create a Maronite-majority Greater Lebanon and deny Syria […]

From ‘audit the fed’ to ‘trust me, it’s there’: Rand Paul’s Fort Knox fumble

Americans have long demanded real answers about U.S. gold holdings. Year after year, they receive only vague political half-answers that raise more questions than they answer. The latest example is this week. On August 10, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), son of sound money hero Dr. Ron Paul, announced an unexpected visit to the United States […]

Taxpayers are funding ‘whites need not apply’ charity grants. The IRS must stop it

A Portland, Oregon, nonprofit organization called the Avenue Foundation gives $1,000 grants, marketing consulting, and coaching sessions to small businesses. There’s one catch. Applicants must be at least 50% owned by someone who is black, indigenous, or a person of color. White business owners aren’t invited to apply. The foundation’s own grant application says so […]

Trump has a ‘big stick’ in Iran. He forgot to bring a brain

More than a century ago, Theodore Roosevelt spoke about his approach to foreign policy with a phrase that has survived generations: “Speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far.” The lesson was never simply that America should possess crushing military power. Military power is most effective when used with restraint, credibility, and […]

The FDA changes the rules — rare disease patients pay with their lives

The Food and Drug Administration just dealt a crushing setback to patients living with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Last week, the FDA’s advisory committee voted 9–3 that the evidence was insufficient to establish the effectiveness of Deramiocel, Capricor Therapeutics’ treatment for a heart condition associated with DMD. That decision will stand, and patients will suffer and […]

Mojtaba Khamenei isn’t preparing for war with Israel. He’s preparing for war with Iran

There are moments in the life of a political order when appointments cease to be administrative acts and become confessions. The men a regime elevates in an hour of uncertainty disclose what it fears, what it remembers, and what it believes the future will demand. The reconstruction of Iran’s military and security hierarchy under Mojtaba […]

Trump can seize an opportunity in bolstering support for Ukraine

President Donald Trump is evaluating how far to go to bat for Ukraine. The debate over sending Tomahawk cruise missiles and additional Patriot batteries has sharpened as Russia pounds Ukrainian cities day and night, and as casualty figures climb amid thinning air defenses. Trump campaigned on a promise to end American spending on Ukraine, and […]

America called it genocide. The ICC shelved the warrant

Open any newspaper and the word “genocide” is everywhere, attached to a conflict now in its third year of international litigation, endlessly debated by legal scholars, contested by governments, and argued over in United Nations chambers and on cable news alike. Reasonable people disagree about it, and that disagreement drives coverage. Then there is Sudan. […]

Could toppling the Iranian regime be an October surprise?

Americans are not known for their patience in long-term wars that include consistent casualty counts. That record includes the stalemates or outright defeats in the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Afghanistan War, and the second Gulf War, which followed President George W. Bush’s order of the invasion of Iraq in 2003. In sharp contrast […]

How Democrats’ DEI kept homebuyers in the dark about crime and schools

Interfering with homebuying was a first-week priority for Biden’s administration.

Zohran Mamdani learned all the wrong lessons from Idi Amin’s Third Worldism

Mamdani has resisted the lessons that his family experience in Uganda should have taught him about the dangers of class resentment and racial and...

Trump should finish his maritime revolution by repealing the Jones Act

President Donald Trump has demonstrated again why Congress should repeal the Jones Act. This week, he extended his waiver of the century-old law restricting transportation between American ports to vessels built, flagged, and crewed by Americans for another 90 days. Since Trump first issued the waiver in March, 211 ships have used it to transport […]

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