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The other Dan Sullivan makes November ballot against Sen. Dan Sullivan

Alaska GOP Sen. Dan S. Sullivan can’t shake his same-name challenger. Retired teacher Dan J. Sullivan punched a ticket out of the state’s top-four, all-party primary early Wednesday morning....

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Proposition 39 is the only answer to vote-by-mail chaos

Voters — including Republicans — want the convenience of voting by mail. But they...

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Abdul El-Sayed’s ‘Are you circumcised? blunder could cost Dems — and create greater party fracture

During a live interview on his show, Fox News host Jesse Watters asked Michigan...

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Michael Goodwin: Blakeman finds Hochul’s weakest spot — her lefty alliance with Mamdani

For months, Gov. Hochul’s Republican opponent, Bruce Blakeman, has been searching for a compelling...

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The cost of California’s ‘sanctuary’ policies — in human lives

For years, California politicians have defended sanctuary policies in the name of compassion. But...

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Birth tourism scams draw sweeping crackdown as visa revocations climb

The State Department's new Birth Tourism and Prevention Task Force has already revoked more than 750 visas as officials track travel patterns worldwide.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 24

1995—The citizen-suit provision of the Endangered Species Act authorizes “any person” to sue for violations of the ESA. Demonstrating why liberal judicial activists should...

Jason Arday Died for Somebody’s Sins — but Not Yours

The only people left with any share of blame in his death are those who credulously and patronizingly promoted and encouraged him.

The Self-Destructive Opposition to Data Centers

There are no obvious historical examples of Americans rejecting a new development and benefiting from that rejection.

The Midterms Will Test the Power of the MAGA Defectors

Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Thomas Massie are threatening to start a new party. Will their followers abandon the GOP in November?

Don’t Believe the Dems’ Dark Abortion Hysterics

Extremism is blinding America to the dangerous ease of accessibility to abortion pills.

Virginia’s ‘Religious Test’ for College Students Is Unconstitutional

There’s a government line being drawn between which kinds of religious study the state will bless and which it won’t.

What If Factories Had Gotten the Data-Center Treatment?

Can we tolerate large-scale industry anymore?

US kills two ‘narco-terrorists’ in strike 2 months since last announced anti-‘narco-trafficking’ attack

U.S. military announces a deadly strike against a low-profile vessel that it says intelligence showed was participating in "narco-trafficking."

Dem House candidate’s 2013 arrest resurfaces in pivotal race for control of Congress

Michigan House of Representatives candidate William Lawrence was arrested in 2013 for resisting police during an Enbridge Line 5 pipeline protest.

Thune-aligned groups unleash historic war chest to defend Senate majority: ‘Winning message’

The Senate Leadership Fund says it raised over $500 million to defend the Republican majority in 2026 midterm elections, setting a new record.

AI’s massive appetite for power, water ignites fight in high-stakes Texas Senate race

Ken Paxton unveils a four-point plan targeting data centers in the Lone Star State as he and James Talarico trade blows over rising power and water costs.

Trump’s Bedminster turf could make or break his last two years in the White House

Mike Johnson rallied supporters in New Jersey for Tom Kean's re-election, calling the 7th Congressional District a top-three race for House control.

Linda McMahon vows crackdown on teachers sexually harassing students: ‘Must end’

Education Secretary Linda McMahon said the department is cracking down on schools that reassign rather than fire teachers credibly accused of sexual misconduct.

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