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Trump says Putin call coming ‘very soon’ as US tracks suspected plague death in Russia

President Donald Trump says he'll speak with Vladimir Putin "very soon" as his administration tracks a suspected pneumonic plague death in Siberia.

France’s riots are no ordinary protests — they’re an intifada in the heart of Europe

What started late last month as a protest about underfunded public schools has morphed...

Oct. 7 sadly taught Jews that we stand alone

The planet has turned upside-down.

Happy 30th birthday to Fox News — the network that changed the world

Fox News Channel is 30 years young today, and America — and the world...

Elliot Page is terribly wrong about gender surgery and hormones for minors

After NYU Langone Hospital agreed to end gender care for minors, Trans actor Elliot...

Trump says Putin call coming ‘very soon’ as US tracks suspected plague death in Russia

President Donald Trump says he'll speak with Vladimir Putin "very soon" as his administration tracks a suspected pneumonic plague death in Siberia.

Chris Pappas Runs More Against Donald Trump Than John Sununu

At a recent event, the only time the New Hampshire congressman brought up the former senator’s name was to say he would be a...

Trump links French riots for more educational funding to country’s immigration policies, Islam

President Trump on Tuesday warned that the riots by young students in France are the result of rampant, massive migration in which Islamists are aiming to take over the country.

Trump announces $6.6B initiative to build submarine parts at Baltimore shipyard

President Trump announced Tuesday that the federal government will partner with defense technology firm Anduril Industries to build a $6.6 billion submarine production facility at a Baltimore shipyard.

2023 Pentagon memo sounded ‘religious liberty concerns’ with Biden admin’s gender identity policies

Some military chaplain corps personnel believed that Biden administration mandates on preferred pronouns, restroom access and other gender identity policies raised "significant religious liberty concerns" for American troops, according to an internal Pentagon memo shared exclusively with The Washington Times.

Man stole $194 million from federal spy agency by creating fake classified program

A federal employee pleaded guilty Tuesday to stealing nearly $194 million from a federal intelligence agency by creating two fake secret programs and then pumping taxpayers' money into them.

Foreign adversaries running ‘psyop’ to fuel anti-AI and anti-data center movement, war official says

A Department of War official says foreign adversaries are running psyop campaigns to turn Americans against data centers and AI infrastructure.

Veterans of ‘unbearable’ Chinese factory in Ohio detail brutal work conditions amid top Dem’s oversight visit

Former Fuyao Glass America Inc. workers in Dayton, Ohio, described unbearable heat, union-busting tactics and a fatal accident to Rep. Ro Khanna.

Unearthed social media posts contradict El-Sayed’s ‘capitalist’ narrative

Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic U.S. Senate candidate in Michigan, faces scrutiny over Detroit DSA ties as he prepares to face Mike Rogers.

The System Worked in the Cornell Seven Case

Based on the information available to them at the time, the authorities handled the matter in keeping with the facts and the law.

The Supreme Court Lays Down the Law on Immigration

When Congress says judges have no immigration jurisdiction, that means all judges, including progressive activist ones.

Eagles co-founder Don Henley donates to Talarico

Eagles co-founder DON HENLEY has emerged as a major financial backer of several Texas Democrats, giving hundreds of thousands of dollars to statewide candidates and to a super PAC supporting U.S. Senate hopeful James Talarico.

Abortion, gay marriage and felon voting referendums add a twist to midterm ballot in Virginia

Virginia voters will decide on the November ballot whether to safeguard access to abortions and same-sex marriages, as Democrats attempt to insulate the state from a conservative U.S. Supreme Court.

A hearing on Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s deportation case is abruptly canceled

A hearing for Kilmar Abrego Garcia which was expected to determine whether the man mistakenly sent by the Trump administration to El Salvador would be deported to Liberia was abruptly canceled Tuesday for reasons that were not immediately clear.

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