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Trump delivers $1 billion to Marines to relieve decades-long suffering of American heroes and their families

Trump announced nearly $1 billion in Camp Lejeune toxic water settlements at a North Carolina rally, ordering the DOJ to resolve all remaining claims.

Mamdani-backed congressional candidate says he was detained by Israeli military

Brad Lander says he was detained by the Israeli military while harvesting olives with Rabbis for Peace volunteers in the West Bank on Wednesday.

Vance-led task force set to unveil charges against 40-plus defendants in alleged $40M SNAP fraud

The Vance-led anti-fraud task force is expected to announce criminal charges against over 40 defendants in an alleged $40 million SNAP scheme.

Best of the Babylon Bee: Kelly Clarkson drops new single titled ‘I’d Like To Speak With Your Manager’

Every week, The Post will bring you our picks of the best one-liners and...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 21

1949—President Truman recess-appoints David L. Bazelon to the D.C. Circuit. With a lifetime appointment...

New York’s $10 billion legalized fraud machine is coming for your tax dollars

The Trump administration has correctly identified fraud in government programs as a critical issue. Given the federal deficit, it is incumbent on the government to take a hard line on rampant COVID-era spending fraud and well-documented rip-offs of the Medicaid system. At the same time, Washington shouldn’t ignore “legalized” fraud ripping off taxpayers. A perfect […]

Congress is hiding Trump’s $45 billion Iran war bill until after you vote

On Nov. 3, voters will decide who controls Congress while the war with Iran is still underway. What they will not decide is how that war gets paid for. Congress has scheduled that question for after they cast their ballots. My previous op-ed for the Washington Examiner asked who has the power to declare war. […]

Trump wants more American jobs. Medtech tariffs threaten the 3 million we already have

President Donald Trump wants America to manufacture more, strengthen supply chains, and depend less on foreign adversaries. Those are understandable goals. But broad tariffs on medical technology could undermine them. Tariffs are taxes collected from American importers. Their costs ultimately show up as higher prices, lower profits, lower wages, and reduced investment. The Federal Reserve⁠ […]

Norway’s Vidkun Quisling again defines the country’s character

Following Nazi Germany’s 1940 invasion of Norway, former Norwegian Defense Minister Vidkun Quisling agreed to serve as Norway’s minister-president under German tutelage. He was arrested in May 1945. After a three-week trial, a jury convicted Quisling of murder and conspiring with Nazi Germany. He was executed that October. While Quisling insisted history would vindicate him, […]

Build data centers, beat China, but don’t steamroll America’s communities

Just a few years ago, most Americans had barely heard the term “artificial intelligence.” Today, it is already changing daily life. An AI model can spot the signs of pancreatic cancer up to three years earlier than conventional methods. An AI sepsis-alert system cleared by the Food and Drug Administration is cutting hospital deaths by […]

Achieving drone dominance

As the world gets more complicated, the solutions don’t have to be. Affordable, American-made drones are the answer to a rapidly changing and complex battlefield. The War Department is right to treat drone dominance as the future of combat. As America’s adversaries develop new, cheap weaponry, the United States must have an industrial base ready […]

The Air Force retreats from studying China

The United States finds itself in a new Cold War with an even more dangerous adversary: communist China. But Washington is woefully unprepared to counter Beijing. On Sept. 22, the China Aerospace Studies Institute announced that the Air Force had decided to shut down the organization. The institute will continue to publish reports already in […]

Over 2 million people are alive today because of one law — and Washington wants to kill it

Fifty years ago — on Sept. 30, 1976 — Congress first enacted an amendment offered by the late, great Rep. Henry Hyde of Illinois to prohibit federal Medicaid funds from being used to subsidize the killing of unborn children by abortion. During debate in the House, Henry said: “An innocent, defenseless human life, in a […]

Michael Goodwin: Mamdani unveils new NYC antisemitism strategy —but can’t hide his hatred for Israel

According to a lengthy release issued by Mayor Zohran Mamdani's office Tuesday, Hizzoner has discovered that Jew hatred in Gotham is dangerous and widespread.

California can help people eat better — but not with a dumb label

California has found another ingredient to add to your dinner: more government.

Palisades: Government AWOL as residents rebuild — if they can

Take Sunset Boulevard into the Pacific Palisades today, and you’ll encounter a flurry of construction activity.

Fulton Sheen’s call for ‘moral revival’ still moves us— and we need it more than ever

No question: People today desperately need to hear that life is indeed worth living. That's what Fulton Sheen, now a saint-in-waiting of the Roman...

Nithya Raman and Zohran Mamdani are both socialists — but there’s a key difference

Karl Marx said that history repeats twice: “he first time as tragedy, the second time as farce." He may as well have been describing...

Xavier Becerra needs to make his case to California in debate

Xavier Becerra is sleepwalking to November. The debate is an opportunity for him to make his case, and defend it. California deserves no less.

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