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It took 3 months to get inside this massive Texas data center — here’s what we saw

Compass Datacenters CEO Chris Crosby says the data center boom is fueling blue-collar jobs for electricians, mechanics and technicians in Red Oak, Texas.

Inside the quiet money pullback — for both parties — in Georgia’s Senate race

The money spigot is sputtering in Georgia's Senate race amid growing expectations that Democratic...

Mamdani’s latest anti-ICE move not only abets criminals, it may BE criminal

This is no friendly advice; it's a threat — who wants City Hall's anger,...

Main Street is fighting foreign cyberthreats blind

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and the threat foreign hackers pose to American businesses is higher than ever. When Chinese President Xi Jinping visited the White House in 2015, the two governments announced an understanding: neither would conduct nor knowingly support the cyber theft of commercial secrets. Eleven years later, American businesses are still fighting […]

The $2 trillion deficit candidates don’t want to discuss

It is arguably the biggest political issue facing our nation, but not a single candidate with a chance of winning an election is talking about it on the campaign trail. According to the latest Congressional Budget Office report, the federal government’s budget deficit reached almost $2 trillion in fiscal 2026. This is a problem that […]

Two reasons Ukraine had to resume Russian energy attacks

Resuming strikes on Russia’s energy network, President Volodymyr Zelensky risks President Donald Trump’s fury and an end to U.S. intelligence and arms support for Ukraine. Still, Zelensky made this decision for two good reasons. First, Russian President Vladimir Putin has proven his complete disdain for Trump’s announcement last Sunday that Russia and Ukraine had agreed […]

Too big to fail? Now, too big to question

I learned the grocery business the way most grocers do: by working in one. My family ran neighborhood supermarkets in New Orleans for generations, and I learned early that a central point of a grocer’s job is to say yes. Yes, we carry it. Yes, we’ll order it. Yes, it will be on the shelf […]

Washington can’t continue to ignore ‘RAMageddon’

It’s probably not news to anyone that prices for just about everything have gone through the roof in recent months and years. From utilities to groceries, rising costs have forced families to pinch pennies and change their shopping habits. However, there is a relatively new culprit for the skyrocketing prices of phones, laptops, appliances, cars, […]

The Left is angrier over Shane Gillis’s joke than illegal immigrant violence against women

Social media platforms were rife with left-wing rage this week over Shane Gillis’s monologue from last week’s Saturday Night Live. The comedian’s remarks were about some of the lewd and lascivious clothing often worn by women while working out at fitness centers. Critics called the monologue misogynistic, sexist, and an attack on women. The result […]

The ‘frenemy’ reality: Why America is miscalculating its greatest economic challenge

Following the recent meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, the media have generally focused on immediate transactional outcomes such as the extension of the trade truce, high-tech competition in artificial intelligence, and the geopolitical flashpoint of Taiwan. For many years, Washington’s foreign policy status quo has mischaracterized the Chinese Communist Party […]

Outwitting DOGE: How ‘the swamp’ ran out the clock on Elon Musk

Give the Department of Government Efficiency its due. They did what many hoped. They took the federal bureaucracy head-on, a bane to the average American. DOGE identified the problem, zeroed in on a few particularly egregious federal offices, and proved there is an appetite for a smaller, cheaper federal government. I commend Elon Musk and […]

They called ICE ‘kidnappers.’ The paper proves otherwise

I have been on the Martin Soto case since February. A few months ago, he was the face of the hunger strike inside the federal immigration detention center in Newark, New Jersey, known as Delaney Hall, and I contributed to the Daily Wire’s reporting on it since the media hysteria started. The 24 years that […]

Trump should tariff Mexican beer to help New York’s workers and farmers

A good American job should let a person earn a decent living, raise a family, and build a future in the community they call home. For generations, making beer has been that kind of job. So has growing the grain and hops that go into it. But today, American brewery workers and farmers are competing […]

AGs v. Trump: How an AWOL Congress made hundreds of lawsuits possible

State attorneys general have filed at least 145 lawsuits against the Trump administration since Donald Trump returned to the White House in January 2025. That is already more than the 138 filed during Trump’s entire first term. State AGs filed 78 multistate suits against the Obama administration and 76 against George W. Bush, according to […]

Timothy Miller, an innocent woman

Timothy Miller was a 76-year-old Englishman enjoying his retirement. Timothy Miller is now a Muslim woman on bail after being charged with concealing her identity at a political protest. If he is convicted at her trial in February, they face a fine or a month in prison. In early September, Miller was among the hundreds […]

El Sayed’s cure for high gas prices would make them worse

In a recent column about Democrats’ dubious claim to any political advantage over “affordability,” we noted that while the opposition party’s approach to exploiting elevated fuel costs for political advantage is a strategic layup, it’s a noncredible and incoherent policy position. As Democrats film “commercials in front of gas stations, voters ought to remember that […]

‘Integration’ is an utterly fake fix for NYC’s failing schools

All the sudden noise about “integration” as the fix for New York City's failing schools may be the most shameful red herring ever —...

‘Fusionism’ explores the tensions between liberty and virtue in conservatism

A Republican president waged an unpopular war in the Middle East and threatened to erode civil liberties at home. He was also jacking up federal spending, expanding the welfare state, and running large deficits. “We have a responsibility that when somebody hurts, government has got to move,” this president told union workers in Ohio, whose […]

‘Brothers’ is an appealing showcase for Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey

Watching the credits roll on Apple TV’s gonzo alternate-reality comedy Brothers, I looked hard for the name of Charlie Kaufman. Surely the Oscar-winning screenwriter of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) and other surrealist classics was involved in Apple’s unhinged send-up of family, politics, and the contemporary celebrity experience.  After all, Kaufman’s screenwriting debut, […]

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