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Ontario premier wants Republicans to lose House and Senate over Trump’s trade war

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he hopes Republicans lose the House and Senate in the midterms to hold President Donald Trump accountable for the trade war with Canada.

Mamdani heads to 9/11 memorial despite 110,000-signature push from victims’ families to stay away

Scores of New Yorkers and 9/11 families signed a petition urging Zohran Mamdani to skip the Ground Zero memorial over his Ramzi Kassem pick.

9/11 hero’s legacy lives on 25 years later as son unveils new tech lifeline for those facing grief

Doora, an AI grief chatbot from nonprofit Hold the Door, launched on the 9/11 anniversary to honor a father killed in the World Trade Center.

Republican cavalry arrives for Ken Paxton as big-bucks Texas offensive opens cash floodgates

Top Senate Republicans are pouring eight figures into a new Texas PAC to boost Ken Paxton against James Talarico in a razor-thin Senate showdown.

Trump set to honor 9/11 victims, first responders at Pentagon on 25th anniversary

President Donald Trump will attend a Pentagon ceremony on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 while JD Vance joins former presidents at the World Trade Center.

How Vivek Ramaswamy would abolish the Federal Reserve’s dual mandate and mandate dollar stability

OTTUMWA, Iowa — Vivek Ramaswamy made waves as the first Republican presidential candidate to abolish the Federal Reserve's dual mandate, which legally requires the Fed to balance the two priorities of full employment and price stability. During an exclusive interview with the Washington Examiner, the biotech and finance entrepreneur broke down the minutiae of his monetary policy and what steps he would take with and without congressional approval.

New California math framework leaves behind rigor to focus on ‘meaning’ and ‘equity’

It would be reasonable for one to think that states are making a special effort right now to create more rigorous math curricula amid nationwide drops in test scores. But that person, unfortunately, would be completely wrong. In fact, some states are even doing the opposite.

Whitmer wants to throw more bureaucrats at Michigan’s education problems

Michigan has been wrestling with the effects of government-imposed school closures since the pandemic. Luckily, the governor has a bright idea: How about a redundant, bloated bureaucracy to funnel taxpayer money to?

Not-so-free speech: ‘Pro-China’ Elon Musk endorses AI governance alongside China

Entrepreneur Elon Musk has become a conservative hero via his purchase of Twitter and unveiling of prior censorship by the social media giant. Musk again underlined his appeal here on Thursday, tweeting his support for House Republicans in their oversight of speech issues.

Joe Biden is a hard-left culture warrior

What do you think of when you read about these two moments in the political life of Joe Biden?

Washington state’s pro-criminal reforms bring record murders

Washington was one of the liberal states that helped accelerate criminal justice reform in 2020. Now, three years later, the state is suffering a police staffing shortage and the most murders in its recorded history.

Chris Christie, you have one job

Former Gov. Chris Christie reports that he has enough individual donors to make the first Republican debate. This would be great news, except that it looks like former President Donald Trump will not be on that stage.

Minor-league baseball is the best of summer in America

At its best, minor-league baseball combines the feel of a small-town parade and a meeting of the local Rotary Club, with nine innings of...

GOP had all the ingredients for a 2022 red wave except good candidates

Republican turnout during the 2022 midterm elections outpaced Democrats, and the GOP made larger gains with women and Hispanics. Still, the party failed to secure expected gains. Its unimpressive election performance is yet another point that illustrates that the GOP’s problem is the terrible candidates being nominated in major races.

Why Democrats are losing men

From Brookings Institution senior fellow Richard Reeves to Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT), more and more Democrats are beginning to realize how little their party has to offer men. Entering this conversation earlier this week is Christine Emba, author of the book Rethinking Sex.

Deconstructing Ilhan Omar’s meltdown over Israel’s president visiting the US

Sometimes, it’s hard to tell the rhetoric of a “Squad” member apart from that of a freshman sociology student at U.C. Berkeley.

History shows that taking Moscow is rarely easy

On June 23, Russia's Wagner Group, a private military company created by the Kremlin, turned on Vladimir Putin and marched toward Moscow. Wagner's leader, Yevgeny Prigozhin, claimed his coup attempt was born of a patriotic desire to restore honor to the Russian military leadership.

New Yorkers on edge over crime while mayor blames the media

In a Wednesday interview with Fox 5, Mayor Eric Adams blamed a panic over crime among New York City residents on the media. He should instead have taken responsibility for his own soft-on-crime policies, which are not up to the city’s demands post-COVID-19.

Why Paul Krugman is wrong to still believe inflation was transitory

Constant refrains that we ought not be worried about inflation because it was merely “transitory” began to fade from the public discourse almost two years ago, as it became abundantly clear inflation was here to stay. But that did not stop economist/columnist Paul Krugman from claiming yesterday that inflation was, in fact, transitory — despite our own eyes telling us an entirely different story.

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