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Revoking NEA’s charter is a good step toward holding teachers’ unions accountable for failing kids

A key US senator wants fellow lawmakers to consider revoking the National Education Association’s congressional charter.

Lindsay Clancy supporters may see mistrial as a victory — but it’s really a step backward for womankind

Millions of American women are celebrating a victory of sorts this weekend — a...

Trump allows ranchers to process their own beef

President Trump announced a pair of actions to boost cattle ranchers after his easing of tariffs on imported beef sparked a backlash.

Trump: Iran fighting ‘intermittent,’ so it is OK not to call it a war

President Trump said the conflict in Iran is "small potatoes" and amounts to a recurring flare-up of fighting as opposed to a full-scale war.

Social media erupts after DeSantis gives ‘Soros’ protester a piece of his mind: ‘Ain’t my first rodeo’

Ron DeSantis fired back at a heckler he accused of being paid by George Soros during a Florida GOP event, telling her "this ain't my first rodeo."

Alabama AG Marshall fires back at USPS mail-ballot order critics: ‘This is about securing elections’

Steve Marshall says Democratic AGs are blocking voter roll audits to obstruct Trump's election integrity executive order ahead of the midterms.

Platner’s replacement faces new Senate campaign headache tied to his son’s lobbying

Former State Senator Troy Jackson backed millions in public funds for Maine Maritime Academy while his son was a registered lobbyist for the school.

Should Trump build a White House ballroom? Americans weigh in

President Donald Trump's White House East Wing ballroom project divides Americans as the Supreme Court allows construction amid ongoing litigation.

Harvard offers ‘anti-racist’ resources for parents as students head back to school

Harvard University's parent resource page recommends Ibram X. Kendi and Robin DiAngelo books containing inflammatory anti-White rhetoric.

Texas Republicans Dig in on Opposition to Data Centers: Poll

Breaking with Trump, Governor Abbott issued a moratorium on data center development. Texas Republican voters appear to be on his side.

Good Curricular Moves at UT-Austin

If the university can get faculty who don’t want to tear down America and the West, students will benefit from learning those things.

The Inevitable Impeachment Rerun

Democrats are a little bit reticent when it comes to discussing a third attempt to impeach President Trump and remove him from office.

We’ll Keep the Fish, Thanks

Sovereignty mattered. Fish mattered. Cost mattered.

Health and Human Services Department agency pushes states to ditch ‘orphan tax’

Alex Adams, head of the federal government's Administration for Children and Families, has spent the last year on a mission to get states to stop imposing an "orphan tax" on kids who end up in foster families.

Democrats’ generational-change candidates fall flat in Massachusetts: Markey, Neal and Lynch all win

Sen. Ed Markey showed this week that age is just a number in the Massachusetts Democratic primary -- at least if you're liberal enough.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says data center protesters are falling for ‘propaganda’

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says people protesting data centers are falling prey to foreign influence and should embrace the massive facilities.

Trump invites battleground Republicans to Rose Garden dinner

President Donald Trump has invited a group of GOP lawmakers including Republicans in competitive races to dine with him Wednesday night at the White...

White House highlights ‘steepest’ ever decline in US casualties from cartels amid boat strikes

Senior administration officials discuss the American military's actions under President Donald Trump against cartels in the Western Hemisphere.

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