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The unpatriotic left won’t cheer for Team USA because Trump helped right a World Cup wrong

The professionally miserable wing of the American left is torn up over the righting of an egregious wrong at the World Cup.

Americans deserve to know how far Bank of America’s de-banking went

Bank of America needs to come clean: Did it “de-bank” the makers of a...

LA Metro is safer than it’s been in years — and it’s no accident

Opinion pieces have an important role in shaping public debate. But that debate should...

EBT fraud? Oh SNAP! No surprise in state awash in welfare cash

SNAP’s EBT cards are supposed to help low-income families buy food, not fund side...

State’s Mendocino oceanfront land giveaway puts the public last, again

From the “It looks bad, even if it’s legal” files: California has given away...

When Does Lyndsey Fifield Get Her Post-Platner-Campaign Apology?

Can we all pray that America does better with recruiting to Congress — a “no creeper” rule, as a modest start?

Shameful Days in America: Funding Planned Parenthood Again

Pro-life groups have been insisting that Congress and the White House act to keep Planned Parenthood defunded. Crickets. We hear crickets.  

Democrats Run Out of Excuses for Platner

The party is desperate to dump their Maine Senate nominee after the latest sexual assault allegation.

The California Democrat who says he ‘won’t cheer FIFA’s capitulation to power’

Sam Liccardo said he “groaned excessively” when the U.S. national team’s Folarin Balogun was given a red card. Yet the Silicon Valley representative objected...

Trump was introduced to red and yellow cards in 2018

President Donald Trump said earlier Monday that he didn't know what a red card was before last Wednesday's U.S.-Bosnia match. But FIFA President Gianni...

Belgian fans fuming over Balogun’s inclusion

The news that Folarin Balogun would be eligible to suit up against Belgium Monday night was met with near-universal celebration across the United States....

Condemning Communism Shouldn’t Be This Hard

If Democratic Socialists really aren’t communist, then they should have no problem condemning communism. So why won’t they?

Schumer urges Platner to quit Maine Senate race after sex-assault claim

Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer is urging Graham Platner to bow out of the Maine Senate race after a new allegation of sexual assault surfaced -- the most serious blow yet to a campaign already defined by controversy.

Ex-civil rights agency commissioner fired by Trump drops lawsuit in wake of Supreme Court ruling

A former Democratic commissioner of one of the country's top civil rights agencies dropped a lawsuit Monday challenging her dismissal by President Donald Trump, citing a recent Supreme Court ruling that dramatically enhanced the president's power over independent agencies.

Prosecutors lay out graphic evidence against alleged Kirk assassin

Prosecutors Monday began laying out their case against accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson in a Utah courtroom, where they played graphic videos of the shooting and heard testimony from a police officer who witnessed it and later discovered a sniper's nest on the roof of a Utah Valley University building.

Trump heralds Walmart price drops as inflation, cost-of-living concerns remain high

President Trump said Monday that retailer Walmart will lower prices on many of its products, including the cost of beef, after his administration requested price drops to coincide with the nation's 250th anniversary.

Rep. Lawler proposes shifting unused housing voucher funding to communities in need

Rep. Mike Lawler introduced legislation on Monday that would ensure unspent federal housing voucher funding would still go to help families in need of rental assistance.

J.D. Vance takes anti-fraud mission to Milwaukee

Vice President J.D. Vance will travel to Milwaukee on Wednesday and deliver a speech about the administration's efforts to crack down on fraud.

Soccer world cries foul over overturned World Cup suspension after Trump intervention

President Trump insisted on Monday that he was only looking to right a potential injustice when he called FIFA President Gianni Infantino to ask for a review of a red card and suspension issued to U.S. striker Folarin Balogun. But the rest of the soccer world expressed ethical concerns.

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