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Trump declares he’s kept every single campaign promise

President Trump on Thursday said that he has kept all of his campaign promises less than two years into the term,

Republicans get preview of 2028 in Vance speech

President Trump headlined the second and final night of the Republican's midterm convention, but Vice President J.D. Vance debuted as the party's political future. Mr. Vance, 42, delivered the penultimate speech at a convention dedicated to getting Republicans elected in the 2026 midterms.

‘Party of hatred’: Vance defends his family against El-Sayed’s racism accusations

Vice President J.D. Vance on Thursday pushed back against Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic U.S. Senate candidate in Michigan, who suggested that Mr. Vance's grandfather was a racist who would not have approved of Usha Vance because she is of Indian descent.

Mexican-flag protester interrupts J.D. Vance’s speech at Republican midterm convention

A protester interrupted Vice President J.D. Vance during his remarks at the Republican convention in Dallas, throwing a Mexican flag at the stage.

Vance speech interrupted with chants of ’48!’ from enthusiastic crowd

Vice President J.D. Vance's speech Thursday night at the Republican midterm convention was interrupted by chants of "48!" from the enthusiastic crowd, which made it clear that he was their choice to succeed President Trump.

Joe Biden’s ‘Remain in Mexico’ 2.0

To read some headlines, you’d think President Joe Biden had solved the border crisis: "Border Arrests Down 70% the Biden administration claims." And if you cherry-pick the worst of the days just before Title 42 ended, the 70% number is technically true.

This is how Democrats are going to outlaw your car

Carmakers and policymakers desperately want people to buy plug-in electric cars, but they have a problem: drivers don’t share the same passion.

University that helped censor misinformation admits to spreading it

Stanford University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne has resigned after an investigation into manipulated research data in several papers that he co-authored. While he did not engage in any misconduct himself, he admitted to failing to pursue corrections quickly and diligently.

The sad, shallow world of Barbie

If historians look back on the year 2023 to study the state of mainstream feminism, they need only watch the Barbie movie.

California wants nation to start pondering climate lockdowns

You may correctly see California’s regular blackouts as a failure of environmentalist energy policy, but some climate-obsessed liberals see them differently. They see a whole new strategy to “save” the planet: climate lockdowns.

Airline etiquette: You don’t always have to, or get to, sit with your kids

I think a lot about parenting in public because our over-individualistic, autonomy-worshipping, and increasingly child-averse culture has created a child-unfriendly public square. Social media has given a platform to folks who want to tell you that your own kids are entirely your problem and you have no right to make them anyone else’s problem by bringing them into public.

New York City, a sanctuary no more

NEW YORK CITY, A SANCTUARY NO MORE. This week, New York Mayor Eric Adams announced that the city has printed thousands of flyers it plans to distribute at the U.S.-Mexico border. The flyer has a simple message to illegal border crossers: Don't come to New York.

What is Trump afraid of?

The first GOP presidential debate on Aug. 23 is shaping up to be must-see television, one way or another. Front-runner and 45th president Donald Trump may or may not show up.

Political incorrectness is killing comedy

Only one thing separates stand-up comedians from evangelists: humor.

Chip Roy wants to take down Washington from the inside

Roy’s inability to compromise might as well be seen as a double-edged sword, but he sees it as a net force for good.

Best college football names of 2023

Buck Coors can get together with the Beers brothers for a Banquet Beer commercial.

Spc. Grundle and the unexploded grenade

If you drop the thing or throw badly so the grenade bounces back toward you, you’re dead.

Philadelphia is hosting FatCon, the first conference to celebrate overweight people

Celebrating being fat is a horrible idea that comes during an era filled with horrible ideas.

The politician suffocates the artist in Boots Riley’s new show I’m a Virgo

I’m A Virgo asks what a genuinely anti-capitalist superhero story would actually look like in a polarized and declining America.

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