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I couldn’t afford a corporate job, a great home and two kids in California — so here’s what I did

As a mother of two in California, I can no longer have the trifecta — a corporate paycheck, a highly desirable place to live, and flexible time to spend...
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Gavin Newsom preaches ‘morality’ on death-row mercy. Mom of an 8-year-old kidnapped, raped and murdered deserves the last word

The saddest part about Gavin Newsom’s unilateral decision to commute the death sentences of...
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Texas elected far-left leaders, but they can’t actually turn the state blue

Progressives who swept Texas’ statewide offices Tuesday may have grand far-left-leaning plans for their...
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Centrist Democrats now have leverage to stifle the antisemites

Dem leaders Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer now have the leverage to steer their...
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Why Republicans should fear Georgia Democrat Jon Ossoff

Republicans have a lot of things to worry about after their catastrophic 2026 midterm,...
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Alito reiterates he’s not retiring, is committed through end of current Supreme Court term

Samuel Alito confirmed he has no plans to retire from the Supreme Court, but analysts warn the GOP may not control the Senate for six years.

House conservative emerges with 2028 presidential pick after GOP’s midterm massacre: ‘I am all in’

A House Freedom Caucus original member says he's backing Marco Rubio for 2028, urging the GOP to shift immigration messaging after midterm losses.

Democrat poised to flip deep-red House seat without airing a single TV ad

Victoria Broderick and Cyril Jefferson lead GOP incumbents in deep-red districts after running remarkably low-cost campaigns.

Alaska, Mississippi Senate races separated by razor-thin vote margins

"Decoy Dan" Sullivan garnered 3,600 votes in the Alaska Senate race, far dwarfing the 642-vote margin between Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola.

Blue wave nearly swallowed some of America’s reddest states as election data exposes GOP’s close calls

Mississippi's Senate race remains undecided by dozens of votes as deep-red states nearly flipped in the GOP's stunning election night bloodbath.

Gaslighting in War

It was the war that clobbered Republicans.

Five New Democrat State Trifectas: Assisted Suicide, Here We Come

Most of these states have already seen serious efforts to legalize doctor-prescribed death — even when Republicans held some power.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—November 5

1996—If the First Amendment means anything, surely it must mean that the government must be open to funding a piece of “performance art” in...

At 26, Sean Duffy’s son-in-law is headed to Congress as its youngest member

Michael Alfonso, 26, won Wisconsin's 7th Congressional District with Trump's endorsement and plans to push affordability and reigniting the American dream.

Republican AGs stand ready as ‘last line of defense’ against leftist policies after dismal midterms for party

Republican Attorneys General Association memo reveals GOP AG candidates ran 4.62 points ahead of Senate hopefuls across key midterm election states.

White House official details what gets Trump’s attention in intelligence briefings

President Trump receives photos of drug seizures during briefings and presses officials on protecting individual victims amid the sweeping cartel crackdown.

Bernie Sanders lost the fight in 2016. A decade later, he won the war.

In 2016, two populist revolutions threatened to remake American politics. Donald Trump’s conquered the Republican Party and delivered him the presidency. Bernie Sanders’ fell...

The Nominee for FDA Chief Wants to ‘Go Fast.’ Peptides Can Speed Biologic Competition

Heidi Overton promises to make the FDA ‘the agency of the possible rather than the impossible.’

Republicans Must Lead with Governance, Not Resentment

The GOP faces deep structural problems that only a new policy vision can fix.

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