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No matter who wins midterm elections, the biggest loser is Congress

We don’t know yet who will win what elections in the midterms. But we can already predict this much: the biggest loser is likely to be Congress.
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Two Legacies of Dolores Huerta

The farmworker icon’s history raises uncomfortable questions about what happens when protecting a movement...
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Free the Civics Schools

These centers can revive needed rigorous civics education — if hostile faculty don’t get...
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Be Ready-ish

There’s no need to prepare for doomsday. Probably.
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I stared down the ‘Blind Sheikh’ for the FBI. What’s happening today is far more dangerous

It was a surreal moment — here I was, an FBI agent on the Joint Terrorism Task Force, standing on a street corner in Jersey City, going jaw to jaw with the infamous spiritual leader of the Islamic Group, the “Blind Sheikh,” Omar Abdel-Rahman.  An Egyptian cleric marinated in ideological hatred by the Muslim Brotherhood, […]
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Little-known rule could stop socialists from being sworn into Congress

Rep. Keith Self says he could challenge Democratic Socialists of America members' right to take the House oath of office in the new Congress.

‘Decoy Dan’ Sullivan case leads top senator to break four-year X silence: ‘Pattern of Lies’

Lisa Murkowski broke years of silence on X to accuse Mary Peltola's team of ballot manipulation through a decoy Dan Sullivan candidate scheme.

Cruz says there’s ‘real risk that Americans will die’ if El-Sayed gains access to US intelligence

Sen. Ted Cruz suggested that if Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed becomes a senator, he could tip off terrorists using U.S. intelligence.

Charlie Kirk’s final endorsement is on the ropes — despite his group’s big push

Turning Point USA has gone all-in to make GOP Rep. Andy Biggs the next governor of Arizona, their top priority of the cycle.It appears...

Trump DOJ’s fight over 20K suspected noncitizen voters takes sharp turn as California ballots pour in

A federal judge blocked the Justice Department's bid to sequester ballots from over 20,000 suspected noncitizen voters on California's voter rolls.

Obama admin first launched the investigation into Ilhan Omar’s alleged brother marriage

The FBI probe into whether Ilhan Omar married her brother began under Barack Obama in 2016, but a Biden-appointed attorney shut it down in 2021.

Alaska Governor Launches Investigation into Peltola Campaign for Allegedly Recruiting Copycat Candidate

A bombshell NYT report confirmed Republican suspicions that the copycat candidate was recruited into the race by Democratic operatives.

Trump’s Rollback of Methane Regulations Is Welcome

Even if administration projections are optimistic, the proposed changes move energy policy in the right direction.

Is Jensen Huang in Bed with the Chinese Government?

The CEO of Nvidia, Jensen Huang, had a ‘close relationship’ with a Chinese intelligence asset.

‘Midterm Elections and Judicial Confirmations’

In four elections in the past 40 years—two when a Republican was president, two when a Democrat was—a president’s political party has lost control...

U.S. economy grew faster over the summer, as consumers keep spending despite high prices

U.S. economic growth accelerated over the summer, the government said Thursday.

Rep. Haley Stevens’ fiance says he’s voting for GOP’s Mike Rogers for Senate in Michigan

Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens' fiance, Jason Turkish, said he plans to vote for Republican nominee Mike Rogers in Michigan's high-stakes Senate election.

Hactivist group leaks Homeland Security personnel data

A hacking group leaked the files of more than 40,000 Department of Homeland Security personnel online, exposing names, phone numbers and addresses.

Dan Sullivan vs. Dan Sullivan: Alaska governor orders probe into Peltola Senate campaign

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy ordered an investigation into whether the campaign of Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola violated state laws for allegedly recruiting an outside contender with the same name as the Republican incumbent.

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