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Mamdani fires back at Netanyahu, calls Israeli leader ‘architect of horrific genocide’ ahead of UN visit

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani fired back at Benjamin Netanyahu's accusations of supporting Hamas by citing the ICC arrest warrant for alleged war crimes.

Florida AG accuses teacher of labeling student a ‘misogynist’ over ‘conservative views’: ‘She should be fired’

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier alleges a Pine View School teacher bullied a conservative eighth grader and labeled him a "misogynist."

California’s legal system, like universities, fails to stand up to hate

California universities say they are trying to send a tougher message on antisemitism.

Breastfeeding on an LA runway? Yes, and not for the reason you think

As a mother and a nurse in LA, I’m tired of feeling invisible.

The Left Loves Populism Now

Democrats have picked up Trump’s populist baton. All of a sudden, it’s not a dirty word anymore.

Venezuela’s Golden Opportunity

The new-ish Venezuelan government and the opposition appeared to agree to move Venezuela’s gold from London to the U.S.

Trump says high diesel costs stem from ‘ridiculous’ Ukraine war

President Trump said Monday that record-high diesel costs should be a catalyst to end the war between Russia and Ukraine.

Rep. Lauren Boebert admonishes journalists for falling for ‘scam’ ethics complaint against her

Rep. Lauren Boebert scolded news outlets for running stories about an ethics complaint that alleged she had inappropriate sexual relationships with three staffers, including two women.

New Hampshire emerges as unlikely battleground in fight to control the U.S. Senate

The GOP's John Sununu is now within striking distance of winning New Hampshire's U.S. Senate race, likely torpedoing Democrats' hopes of netting the four seats they need to take over the upper chamber.

News outlets sue Trump over White House press ban

A trio of news outlets is suing the Trump administration following their ban from the White House, citing First Amendment violations.

U.S. and China open communication line over alarming AI incidents

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Monday that the U.S. and China are speaking directly about the dangers of artificial intelligence.

‘Extreme, out of touch’: Dems rush to win back voters alienated by the party’s transgender policies

Democrats in competitive House races are making an abrupt pivot in the transgender culture wars.

Critics pounce as prominent Dem senator seems to make admission about party’s far-left ‘fringe’

Cory Booker seemed to dismiss Abdul El-Sayed as a "fringe" figure on "Meet the Press," but their recent "warm" D.C. meeting tells a very different story.

Social media erupts over Hasan Piker post targeting Brandon Gill’s wife

Hasan Piker's pointed X post about Rep. Brandon Gill's wife sparked accusations of racism and fierce pushback from Dinesh D'Souza and lawmakers.

Omar’s new legislation targeting ICE sparks outrage when the internet sees what’s in it: ‘Un-American’

Ilhan Omar's Make ICE Pay Act would redirect nearly $140 billion in ICE and Border Patrol funding to communities impacted by immigration enforcement.

GOP fiscal hawk sounds alarm on ‘out of control’ federal spending, saying ‘both parties have failed us’

Sen. Paul, who said "both parties have failed us," does not support President Trump's proposal to dole out $5,000 to American adults if the GOP wins both chambers in the midterms.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 21

2005—In a speech to the New York Bar Association, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg laments that Justice Sandra Day O’Connor’s retirement might leave her as the...

The World’s Largest Data Center Comes to a Struggling Ohio Town

The residents of Piketon share the concerns that have made data centers massively unpopular nationally. But they remain cautiously optimistic.

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