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The biggest threat in America’s race with China isn’t Beijing, tech executive warns

Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar says power grid constraints and backlash against data centers threaten U.S. artificial intelligence progress more than China.

Late-term abortion takes front seat as blue state rushes to expand access before session ends

The bill would let physicians decide whether abortions after 24 weeks are appropriate, removing current legal limits tied to specific medical cases.

Inside the lavish lifestyle of ultra-wealthy Dem endorsed by top Bernie Sanders group

Eric Jones reports up to $86 million in assets and an $8 million salary while campaigning against corporate influence in California's 4th district race.

Jack Smith’s Senate phone records probe turns to Verizon’s handling of subpoenas

Sen. Chuck Grassley and 15 senators demand Verizon explain why it failed to disclose Jack Smith's Arctic Frost subpoena for congressional phone records.

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson names Andre Sayles as interim police chief after Barnes resignation

Deputy Chief Andre Sayles takes over as interim Seattle police chief after Shon Barnes' resignation following the deadly Bite of Seattle shooting.

Newsom’s new budget shows blue state model is failing

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) may claim President Donald Trump’s tariffs are to blame for the state’s budget woes, but a quick look back shows spending has exploded under Newsom’s watch, and the state has very little to show for it. “California is under assault,” Newsom claimed at a press conference Wednesday, “because we have a […]

Trump just killed America’s best potential defense market

India is the world’s most populous country and its largest democracy. From President George W. Bush to President Joe Biden, bilateral ties strengthened with every administration so that the United States and India appeared poised to become the partnership that would strategically define the 21st century. India was also primed to become a multibillion-dollar American defense […]

Ukrainian agony: Why Europe owes a debt to Ukraine

During World War II, Nazi Reichskommissar Eric Koch famously said: “If I meet a Ukrainian worthy of being seated at my table, I must have him shot.” As the world celebrated the 80th anniversary of the Allied victory in Europe in World War II, it is important not to forget the brutality, rape, torture, and […]

How Trump is protecting migrant children

The Trump administration’s border policies are saving and rescuing the lives of unaccompanied migrant children. Contrary to media-driven narratives, President Donald Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem are prioritizing safety, security, and humanity for vulnerable minors. The Biden administration’s failed and negligent border policies led to tragic outcomes for migrant children. During former President […]

This National Police Week, back the officers confronting the mental health crisis

Deputy Brandon Sikes of Columbia County, Georgia, was tragically shot and killed last month in the line of duty. Another deputy was critically wounded. They were doing what thousands of law enforcement officers do every day: stepping into unpredictable situations to protect the rest of us. Sikes’ death is a heartbreaking reminder that there is […]

Coming to terms with the Biden senility cover-up

COMING TO TERMS WITH THE BIDEN SENILITY COVER-UP. Understanding the press’s handling of then-President Joe Biden’s obvious physical and mental infirmity is probably more a matter for psychologists than for media analysts. Why were journalists and commentators so willing to deny what their own eyes and ears told them? Did sheer bias — there was unquestionably […]

Democrats have long embraced ‘oligarchs’ with corporate welfare schemes

Democrats have seized on the word “oligarchs” to describe some apparent influence mysterious people have over Republicans. The word, which most people probably can’t define, has a harshly negative connotation that makes it all the more sinister. But in reality, it is Democratic leaders in Washington, D.C., and state capitals across the country that have […]

The Washington Post’s fact-challenged ‘Fact Checker’ is a propaganda mill

If there was such a thing as shame anymore, The Washington Post’s pompous “Fact Checker” column would close up shop.

Mine our trash to get rare earth minerals

In retaliation for President Donald Trump’s new tariffs on imports, China has applied an export tourniquet to key elements of high-tech industries: rare earth elements.  As the New York Times reported: “The Chinese government ordered restrictions on the export of six heavy rare earth metals, which are refined entirely in China, as well as rare […]

Miranda Devine: The left tries to claim white South Africans aren’t worthy of refugee status

The very people who facilitated the invasion of this country by millions of illegal migrants for the last four years are now crying foul...

Don’t tax foundations to fund bureaucracy

Preventing a massive tax hike by making the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 permanent is an admirable goal. So is identifying additional sources of revenue to prevent deficits from growing. But imposing an excise tax on private foundations, even on a sliding scale, takes resources away from voluntary private charitable work and transfers […]

Hochul jokes congestion pricing might not work— after NYC traffic made her late for dinner

Kathy Hochul — always on the dot punctual, and meeting a friend for dinner — arrived 20 minutes late.

If Russia won’t go for peace, US must boost Ukraine aid

Talks between Moscow and Kyiv will test whether Vladimir Putin is serious about a cease-fire deal, as they'll also test President Donald Trump’s approach...

Trump’s ‘promising start,’ a GOP win on Medicaid reform and other commentary

President Trump “would have made a good sheikh,” quips Daniel McCarthy at The Spectator.

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