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Michael Goodwin: Gov. Hochul playing ‘big sister’ to Hizzoner shows she’s alligned with his agenda

Shed a tear for all of New York. Gov. Hochul has fallen and can’t get up.

Gavin Newsom’s sanctuary lunacy: Coming to a beach near you

If you thought the Biden border disaster was over — or that it was...

Midterm warning for America, from deep-blue California

Polls suggest that Democrats might return to power in Congress, winning both the House...

Trump says he ended Biden electric vehicle rule, updated fuel economy standards

President Trump announced Saturday he approved new fuel economy standards that eliminate an electric vehicle (EV) mandate introduced under the Biden administration. The 2024 EV mandate aimed to facilitate the transition from gas-powered to EVs by setting new pollution standards for automakers' vehicle fleets, which were intentionally difficult to meet without introducing new electric or...

Former Kennedy Center employees claim officials halted repairs months prior to closure

Former Kennedy Center employees accused the iconic performing arts venue's leadership in a letter to Congress of halting planned waterproofing repairs earlier this year. In the Thursday letter, David Seide, an attorney representing the whistleblowers, shared internal documents which he said challenged the Kennedy Center board's claims that these leaks constituted the venue's immediate closure. ...

House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries doubts Trump can ‘run’ Venezuela any better than the U.S.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is rejecting the notion that Venezuelans will be better off now that the Trump administration is taking charge.

Marjorie Taylor Greene challenges Trump’s rationale for capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene isn't buying President Trump's explanation for why the U.S. moved to capture Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.

Sen. Tom Cotton rejects Iraq war comparison of Venezuela raid

Sen. Tom Cotton is brushing aside comparisons between the U.S. capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and the 2003 operation that brought down Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.

How the Monroe Doctrine factors into U.S. arrest of Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro

In detailing the U.S. military action that led to the arrest of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, President Donald Trump referenced the Monroe Doctrine, a maxim that has shaped American foreign policy for two centuries.

Marco Rubio: U.S. oil quarantine of Venezuela to stay in effect following capture of Nicolas Maduro

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Sunday the U.S. quarantine on Venezuelan oil will continue until the Trump administration confirms that the remaining members of the government in Caracas are acting in the interest of the U.S. and for the benefit of Venezuelans.

Trump to Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez: Either get on board or get out of the way

President Trump has delivered a blunt message to Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez after the U.S. capture of President Nicolas Maduro: work with Washington or the U.S. will find someone else who will.

Marjorie Taylor Greene made waves. Her constituents don’t agree on whether it was worth it

President Donald Trump says Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is a traitor. But for Jackie Harling, who chairs the local Republican Party in Greene's northwestern corner of Georgia, she's still "mama bear."

Maduro’s ouster sparks celebrations among Venezuelans in South Florida

Revelers chanted "liberty" and draped Venezuelan flags over their shoulders in South Florida on Saturday to celebrate the U.S. military operation to capture Nicolas Maduro and remove him from the country - a stunning outcome they had longed for but left them wondering what comes next in their troubled homeland.

Venezuela still owes US energy companies billions as Trump calls for new investment

Trump wants U.S. oil companies to invest billions in Venezuela's broken infrastructure, but massive unpaid debts to American firms complicate plans.

Dan Bongino officially leaves FBI deputy director role after less than a year, returns to ‘civilian life’

Dan Bongino returned to private life on Sunday, stepping down from his FBI deputy director role after less than a year on the job.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—January 4

2010—Eager to broadcast his show trial against Proposition 8 and traditional marriage, Chief Judge Vaughn Walker undertakes his third inept and illegal effort—all within...

The Trump Administration’s Actions in Venezuela Are Constitutional

Not only was the U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro legal, but it also has significant precedent.

The West Must Start Preparing for Ukrainian Reconstruction

It may seem premature, but the time to prepare for peace is before it arrives.

The Devil’s Favorite Libertarian

Professional wrestler turned Tennessee local mayor Glenn Jacobs wants to reunify the conservative movement.

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