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Mamdani’s ‘small-biz’ plan is a complete bait-and-switch

It shouldn’t surprise you that Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s new “help small businesses” plan won’t do much for what most folks think “small business” means. More than half of his...

Nebraska Senate Candidate Dan Osborn Accepts Corporate Money Despite Loud Opposition

Osborn has specifically criticized his opponent for taking railroad money, despite having indirectly accepted...

Eighth Circuit Considerations

It’s up to the president to figure out which picks will allow him to...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—July 24

2013—Senate Democrats expedite a confirmation hearing for President Obama’s controversial D.C. Circuit nominee, left-wing Georgetown law...

A Monumental Tug-of-War

The whiplash over federal land management makes the case to return the responsibility to...

Illegal immigrant top Dem fought to free turns up on voter rolls: ‘mockery of our immigration laws’

Sead Cecunjanin registered to vote in Connecticut after falsely claiming citizenship, despite being under a final deportation order since 1997.

EXCLUSIVE: Hawley to introduce bill blocking lavish USPS executive bonuses over mail delays, losses

Sen. Josh Hawley's bill would block USPS executive bonuses unless on-time delivery hits 95%, citing $25 billion in losses over three fiscal years.

GOP blocks Schumer’s effort to ground taxpayer funding for Trump’s Qatari Air Force One

Senate Republicans blocked Chuck Schumer's bill to halt taxpayer funding for the new Air Force One Boeing 747-8 retrofit over nuclear concerns.

Likely Platner replacement’s resurfaced posts on ‘democracy’ come back to bite him: ‘Hypocritical socialist’

Troy Jackson's past posts championing democracy and voter participation clash with his path to the Maine Senate nomination without a single vote cast.

Jasmine Crockett roasted for claiming ‘racist history’ led World Cup fans to root against Argentina

Jasmine Crockett claimed World Cup fans rooted against Argentina due to its "racist history," sparking widespread mockery across social media.

Dem’s cognitive decline crackdown wins rare conservative praise: ‘Extremely based’

Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez's cognitive testing amendment for Congress drew bipartisan praise and criticism after being rejected by voice vote.

New York Nuns vs. the Empire State’s Culture of Death

As New York’s assisted-suicide law goes into effect, four communities of Catholic religious sisters fight back.

Scientists Behind Paper Dismissing Covid Lab Leak Privately Lost Confidence in Findings — but Maintained Public Stance

Newly released messages reveal that the authors behind the main paper used to push back on the lab-leak theory quickly lost faith in their...

Not So Fast on Campus Agitator Mahdawi’s Anticipated Deportation

His removal hinges on a profound constitutional question that was not before the Second Circuit.

When Elites Fail

When elite institutions fail, public trust erodes — and populist skepticism grows.

It’s Time to Ban Congressional Insider Trading

Americans need trust and transparency from Congress. The Stop Insider Trading Act delivers.

For the Left, the ‘Genocide’ Lie Does All the Heavy Lifting

‘It’s powerful to use the word and to democratize its power,’ wrote a leftist podcaster. Zohran Mamdani and many other progressives share this outlook.

An Early New Hampshire Poll Finds Democratic 2028 Frontrunner . . . AOC

It’s just one very early poll, but the result doesn’t seem that outlandish.

What Do We Get Out of the Saudi Nuclear Deal?

The geostrategic benefits remain as murky as the terms of the agreement itself.

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