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The Rotting Branch

Without a regular menu of legislation, individual lawmakers have fewer opportunities to distinguish themselves.

Environmentalists Care More About Wilderness Than About People’s Lives

For the residents of King Cove, Alaska, this is a matter of life and...

Nose-Diving into Moral Relativism

A recent poll of Democrats suggests a political outlook marred by a troubling lack...

George Santos: Fox reality show was harder than prison

GEORGE SANTOS says the physical and psychological demands of Fox's "Special Forces: World's Toughest Test" outmatched his time behind bars.

Senate Democrats push trio of bills to block China from access to AI chips

Senate Democrats are sending a message to President Trump as he meets with Chinese President Xi Jinping: It is time to block China from accessing U.S. artificial intelligence chips and manufacturing equipment.

Scouting America ‘on the clock’ to roll back DEI, War Dept says

Department of War demands Scouting America eliminate DEI policies to keep federal support, calling the organization "great" but says it has "lost its way."

Eyeing 2028, Dem Gov Shapiro leans into fraud crackdown, boosting tough-on-crime image

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro announces bipartisan False Claims Act to combat Medicaid fraud. State leads nation in fraud charges, recovering $11 million.

Kamala Harris calls on voters to put ‘guardrails’ on Trump in midterm elections

Former Vice President Kamala Harris urges voters to put "guardrails" on the Trump administration during a Richmond, Virginia, book tour stop.

Credit Suisse investigation reveals 890 Nazi regime accounts, Sen Grassley says

An investigation by UBS uncovered 890 Nazi-linked accounts at Credit Suisse, according to an announcement from Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa.

$20M ‘One Small Step’ campaign aims to rebuild American pride ahead of 250th anniversary

Americans for Prosperity launches $20 million "One Small Step" initiative in Philadelphia with Ron Jaworski and Stacy Garrity to reconnect Americans.

Senate GOP warns Chinese vapes could be used by CCP to spy on Americans, launder cartel cash

Several Senate Republicans warned that Chinese e-cigarettes flooding U.S. markets could be spying devices used for surveillance or money laundering fronts for Mexican cartels.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—February 3

1988—By a vote of 97-0, the Senate confirms President Reagan’s nomination of Ninth Circuit judge Anthony M. Kennedy to fill the seat of retiring...

We All Know Why Trump Is Closing the Kennedy Center for Renovations

Plus: The insufferable politics of the Grammys and the Oscars.

The God-Awful Homeless Deaths in Mamdani’s New York City

So much for the ‘warmth of collectivism.’

Who Is Going to Pay for San Francisco’s Reparations Program?

Mayor Daniel Lurie signed an ordinance establishing a privately funded reparations program — but no major donors have stepped up.

Fulton County, Georgia to sue after FBI seizes 2020 election records

Fulton County is expected to challenge the January 28 FBI raid in which agents seized 2020 election records and demand the return of records.

Maryland House approves new congressional map as Senate leaders warn of risks

The Maryland State House moved forward with a new congressional map backed by Democrats, even as state Senate leaders cautioned the plan could backfire.

Trump urges Republicans to ‘nationalize’ voting

President Donald Trump urged the GOP to "nationalize" voting, sparking constitutional controversy as Democrats call the proposal "outlandishly illegal."

Massive Minnesota fraud case puts AG Keith Ellison under microscope as climate ties resurface

A sweeping fraud scandal is putting Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison in the spotlight, reviving questions about his controversial ties to progressive environmental causes.

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