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Sen Kennedy says shutdown could last 2 more weeks amid ongoing Obamacare dispute

The government shutdown enters its 38th day with no resolution in sight as lawmakers clash over healthcare subsidies and short-term spending extensions.

Obama once urged Black men to back Harris — then he, Democrats reversed race rhetoric legacy in 2025

Former President Barack Obama campaigned for White candidate Abigail Spanberger in Virginia after previously criticizing Black men for not supporting Kamala Harris in 2024.

House GOP civil war ignites over ‘ludicrous’ bill to defund NYC while Mamdani is mayor

Rep. Nicole Malliotakis is criticizing a fellow House Republican's push to defund New York City in the wake of Zohran Mamdani's electoral victory.

Anecdata Alert: An Early Sign That School Cell Phone Bans Are Working

The book check-out rate at an Oklahoma high school’s library has increased by double...

Gee, How Did Latino Americans Become So Alienated from the GOP?

Immigration hawks and Trump administration fans are not going to like what I have...

Aston Villa should face Europa League suspension if Israel fans blocked

Soccer, more appropriately named football (soccer players actually use their feet), is very important to the English people and the United Kingdom at large. But if the Birmingham City Council in England refuses to reverse its decision banning fans of Maccabi Tel Aviv from attending their team’s Nov. 6 Europa League game against English Premier […]

We should not unite with right-wing antisemites

A debate erupted on X this week after some Republicans, most notably the Daily Wire’s Matt Walsh, pushed the idea that the Right must unite in order to win. “The Right doesn’t stick together,” Walsh posted. “That’s our biggest problem by far. Conservatives are quick to denounce each other, jump on dogpiles, disavow, attack their […]

California fails to protect families from AI exploitation

A teenager sits in her room, illuminated by her phone, well past her bedtime, even though she has school in the morning. The thing capturing her attention? Not a new video game. Not “brain rot” social media content. Not even friends from school. Rather, an AI companion, a chatbot designed to mimic affection, affirmation, and […]

No Kings, no peace, no money, no way

A leftist logo depicts a clumsily drawn crown with a red cross through it. It looks like a demand for a ban on the joke coronet worn by the comedic monarch in Burger King ads. The words accompanying the logo are “No Kings.” The No Kings campaign is, however, not a commercial and is the […]

Hilaria Baldwin may be out of DWTS, but she’s still going for first place — in the self-pity Olympics

Fake Spaniard Hilaria Baldwin claims she was bullied off "Dancing with the Stars" but the more she continues to speak, the more deluded she...

Europe moves to confront Russia’s drones

The European Union is unveiling a defense roadmap to strengthen Europe’s capacity to deter, detect, and counter aerial drone incursions by Russia. The move was prompted by a series of recent Russian airspace violations of EU territory. These include the approximately 20 drones that crossed into Poland on Sept. 9, as well as similar incidents […]

Twilight of the boomer priests

Catholics of a certain age may have an image of the young priest, maybe a Jesuit, who introduced himself not as Father O’Reilly but as “Kevin.” Father Kevin — “please, just Kevin” — is the one who introduced the guitar mass when he got his own parish. That young priest is now old, and the […]

We don’t need racially segregated congressional districts

Over the past decade, Democrats have made fighting against “institutional racism” among their highest priorities. But Democrats like institutional racism when it serves them, especially when it lets them segregate voters by race when creating congressional districts. The current Supreme Court term is highlighted by a redistricting case, Louisiana v. Callais, which centers on race-based […]

Trump reduces the deficit by 4% with tariffs and his signature tax law

The jury is still out on whether Hamas will blow up the landmark ceasefire agreement that President Donald Trump‘s team negotiated to bring an end to the war in Gaza. But it’s possible that while the president was making headlines for stopping the fighting in the Middle East, he may have achieved something even more […]

There is no First Amendment right to dox law enforcement

President Joe Biden allowed more than 5 million illegal immigrants to invade our country in just four years. President Donald Trump was elected not just to restore order to the southern border that Biden eviscerated, but also to reverse this occupation. Unfortunately, many Democrats are now doing everything in their power to keep these illegal […]

All’s fair in love and AI

Most people outside of Silicon Valley can recognize a hierarchy in the value of artificial intelligence. At best, it produces a similar effect to the 19th-century invention of the dishwasher: It does the grunt work humans don’t like to free them for more creative or enjoyable tasks. But now AI seems to be taking over […]

The Democrats’ funding bill makes Americans unhealthy again

The government shutdown threatens to give dead people Medicaid benefits. Yes, you read that correctly. The radical and partisan proposal to reopen the government insists on repealing the provisions of the “Working Families Tax Cut” legislation to ensure that the dollars, doctors, and care are diverted to the people most in need: the recently deceased. […]

A bad day for racial gerrymandering at the Supreme Court

Does Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, which specifically forbids the creation of racially proportional congressional districts, require states to create congressional districts in equal proportion to the state’s minority population?  If that question seems ridiculous because the answer is obviously “no,” it doesn’t mean that the Left is not willing to raise it. […]

Blue-city blues: Democratic mismanagement is not limited to the biggest urban centers

America’s largest cities — New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles — have long been symbols of Democratic power. Yet today, they are also symbols of dysfunction, plagued by crime, failing schools, homelessness, and crumbling infrastructure. What’s less discussed, however, is that these crises are not confined to the nation’s biggest urban centers. Smaller Democrat-run cities, […]

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