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First data center bill clears House as both parties scramble for answers on affordability

The Ratepayer Protection Act passed the House with bipartisan support, aiming to stop data center energy costs from raising electric bills for families.

Democrats begrudgingly hand Trump victory on tariffs in sprawling sanctions bill

Several Democrats joined Republicans to pass the Russia sanctions bill, but critics warn Trump could use broad tariff authority against allies.

Democrats embraced AI’s growth before Trump came along; now, they want to slow it down

Barack Obama is urging Washington to slow AI development. But, in 2016, his White House praised the technology as the cutting edge of innovation.

Fox News Poll: Squeezed by costs, frustrated voters turn to the Democrats

Trump's 39% job approval and a 26-point endorsement gap could spell trouble for GOP candidates, a new Fox News survey finds before Election Day.

The end of Regents exams: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 17, 2026

NY Post readers discuss the State Board of Regents’ decision to end the exam...

Klobuchar’s NFL post backfires when internet notices glaring problem with her outfit choice: ‘Fraud runs deep’

Amy Klobuchar posted the same Minnesota Vikings photo for the fourth year in a row, and conservatives are calling the gubernatorial hopeful a fraud.

Trump admin moves to gut Biden’s signature environmental rules

President Donald Trump's EPA moves to repeal Biden-era carbon pollution standards, projecting up to $670 billion in savings for power plants.

Kash Patel to tout ‘largest’ year-to-year violent crime drop in US history

FBI Director Kash Patel is set to tell senators the FBI delivered historic crime reductions, disrupted terrorist plots, captured top fugitives and overhauled the bureau under his leadership.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 15

1987—In order to help finance his 1985 desegregation plan for the Kansas City, Missouri, School District in Jenkins v. Missouri—a plan that will become (according...

What Our Society Would Lose If Lindsay Clancy Is Exonerated

Stripping a wrongdoer of moral status would have far greater ramifications than any single evil act.

The Lynching Epidemic That Wasn’t

The will to believe the worst about their own country is very strong among these people.

Republicans Should Run Against Medicare for All

Voters should be reminded that it’s a costly mistake that would require crippling tax hikes and disrupt health-care access for hundreds of millions of...

What the Data Center Revolt Is Really About

Americans seek dignity, and the AI revolution poses a threat to it.

Prescription Drugs Save Lives at a (Mostly) Reasonable Cost

Pharmaceutical prices tend to reflect the value created for patients.

Trump’s law-and-order blitz marks one year with eye-popping haul of suspects, guns in blue city

The Memphis Safe Task Force marks its first anniversary with over 12,000 arrests and a 36% drop in crime since Trump deployed the national guard.

Smithsonian’s dark take on America exposed: Washington dubbed ‘town destroyer,’ Revolutionary War ‘dangerous’

The Smithsonian Institution's American Indians museum labels George Washington a "town destroyer" while omitting key context about the attacks.

Alito, Thomas shred ‘Hail Mary’ challenge to federal ballot mail rules in dissent

Justice Samuel Alito called the Supreme Court's refusal to lift a universal injunction against Trump's mail-in ballot rules incorrect in a sharp dissent.

Seven-figure blitz as GOP embraces push to compete with China in booming new tech space

Alliance for a Better Future targets Bernie Sanders and AOC in new AI ads while praising three GOP lawmakers for balancing innovation and safeguards.

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