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Kamala Harris is wading into the midterms. Some Democrats want her to stay out.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris is revving up her involvement in the midterms. While some Democrats are eager to embrace her, others want her to steer clear.Harris is planning...

MAGA begins to crack as 2026 GOP roster backs away from Trump’s tech vision

Donald Trump urges communities to "let Data Reign," but GOP candidates across battleground states propose data center moratoriums ahead of midterms.

Johnson downplays GOP’s midterm woes as Democrats eye House takeover: ‘I am very bullish’

With Election Day two months away, Democrats eye Senate and House majorities as inflation, gas prices, and Trump's approval ratings batter the GOP.

Ukraine’s drone parade marches ahead — as the Pentagon veers the wrong way

Last month the US and Ukraine revealed radically different approaches to the future of...

Stephen A. Smith has some words for Democrats as he makes his 2028 plans clear

Sports broadcaster Stephen A. Smith has been bouncing around cable TV but insists he’s...

The NY Times suddenly discovers the Biden border crisis — long after it matters

The New York Times has invented a new genre of reporting — covering big stories showing Democrats in a bad light years after the...

Supreme Court win for Trump in FTC case would restore the Founders’ design

The Supreme Court will now decide whether the people we elect to govern us get to do so — or whether appointed commissioners and...

College football is bigger than ever — so Congress wants a piece of the action

What can be done to save the NCAA from itself? Washington politicians have some diametrically opposed ideas.

What do I want for Christmas this year? A different mayor-elect

Too bad Election Day isn’t held Dec. 25. Seeing what we got, maybe we could’ve exchanged him for something else.

Millennial Snot: The smarmy, patronizing way liberal elites talk down to the rest of us

Back in May 2024, a black studies professor — an academic of the type who writes dissertations about the semiotics of Beyonce — “clapped...

Connie Chung bares fangs at husband over Bari Weiss CBS changes

Bari Weiss has barely been editor-in-chief of CBS News for two months, and already her promise to bring an even hand to the notoriously biased network is dividing media royalty. In a podcast last week, onetime CBS News anchor Connie Chung clashed with her husband and shock show host Maury Povich over the impact so […]

Trump must extend defense of religious freedom beyond Nigeria

It started as a message to Nigerian officials. As home to nearly 100 million Christians, Nigeria has the world’s sixth-largest Christian population. But, for too long, the United States has stood aside as successive Nigerian administrations turned their guns on the country’s Christians to starve, murder, or drive them away; the Biafra genocide alone killed […]

From Somali scams to phantom patients, Dems keep defrauding us

Is welfare fraud the Democrats’ goal, given how much they’ve incentivized it — and how little they’ve done to stop it?

This holiday season, give yourself a real gift: Ignore the influencers and politicians who want you to go ‘no contact’ with family

Cutting off relatives who don't share your worldview is now seen as "a virtuous act of protecting your mental health." So, of course, it's...

DC elites loathe their protectors, Gen Z’s capitalism complaints and other commentary

Even deep partisanship in Washington, DC, can’t account for “the rancor to which the National Guard and US Immigration and Customs Enforcement have been...

We’re raising kids who can’t do the math — making them easy to manipulate

We’ve created a generation — parents and children alike — paralyzed by numerators without denominators. A single alarming number, stripped of all context, deployed...

A social-media exposé reveals ‘American’ influencers exploit us from abroad

Americans are encouraged to hesitate to trust mainstream media as they’ve lied repeatedly about major issues — COVID being one of the worst cases...

The hidden cost of holiday gifts: How forced labor ends up on our shelves

While out holiday shopping in Washington, D.C., recently, we picked up a small toy for our nephew: a miniature Washington, D.C., city bus, officially licensed by the city government. It was charming, well-made, and the perfect gift. Yet, when we turned the box over, we saw the toy was manufactured in Guangdong Province in China, […]

Let Georgia citizens keep what they earn

Across the state, I keep hearing the same thing from Georgians. Workers want to know that after a hard day or an extra shift, they get to keep what they earn. Our citizens want jobs that stay here for the long term, not talent leaving the state because someone across the border offers more tax […]

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