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Public support for Gavin Newsom’s EV mandate breaks down, and no wonder

It’s time for Gavin Newsom to send his electric-vehicle mandate to the junkyard. Public support has all but broken down for the governor’s 2020 executive order that by 2035,...

Uncovering China’s dark drive to feed US data-center fears

Better late than never: The House Ways and Means Committee has issued subpoenas to...

LA’s burst water mains are result of city leaders’ unforgivable neglect

The constant infrastructure failures in Los Angeles are symptoms of a deeper political rot....

Even the left is now flagging the gross bias at America’s universities

Academia has a political diversity problem. And even some on the left, like Tennessee’s...

Surprise: Mamdani’s ‘socialist’ NYC rent freeze benefits wealthier tenants the most

Mamdani delights in calling out those who’ve committed the sin of becoming wealthy —...

4 family members of Illinois governor candidate killed in Montana helicopter crash, campaign says

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — Four family members of a Republican running for governor in Illinois were killed in a Montana helicopter crash, his campaign...

The swamp gets rich off of Trump upheaval

Some of Washington’s biggest lobbying firms raked in unprecedented amounts of cash last quarter. But it’s the upstart firms with ties to President Donald...

Top Trump officials subpoenaed in Abrego Garcia hearing for ‘vindictive’ prosecution

At least five Trump officials were subpoenaed by Abrego Garcia's lawyers to testify in court next month, in a bid to dismiss his case for 'vindictive' prosecution.

Inside Trump’s ultimatum that forced Netanyahu to the table: ‘You can’t fight the world’

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to a peace deal after President Donald Trump issued an ultimatum threatening to withdraw U.S. backing, a new report says.

Vance rebukes Israel on ‘very stupid’ vote to annex West Bank

JD Vance slams Israeli lawmakers' West Bank annexation vote as "very stupid political stunt" during his visit, reaffirming Trump policy against annexation.

Top Republican slams Katherine Clark for admitting suffering families are ‘leverage’ in shutdown battle

House Republicans condemn Democrats after Katherine Clark describes the 23-day government shutdown as leverage to secure Obamacare subsidy extensions in funding negotiations.

Vance calls Psaki comments about wife Usha ‘disgraceful’

Vice President JD Vance ripped former press secretary Jen Psaki's "disgraceful" comments suggesting that second lady Usha Vance was scared of her husband.

Trump yet to endorse in VA governor’s race – but also kept Youngkin at arm’s length

President Trump calls Virginia Republican gubernatorial candidate 'very good' but stops short of complete endorsement given to attorney general Jason Miyares.

Exclusive: Harvard Postpones Online Course on Transgender Health Care amid Legal Concerns

The course was postponed after NR contacted Harvard with questions about the legality of offering free access to trans-identifying doctors. 

Quantum (Big) State

Leave regulation to Brussels and central planning to Beijing.

Basic Economics Comes for the Music Industry

Ticket prices will remain high until fans stop paying them.

Trump defends ballroom construction as criticism mounts

President Trump on Wednesday defended his decision to demolish a portion of the White House East Wing to build a ballroom, saying that the demolition was necessary "to do it properly."

Illinois GOP governor candidate loses son, daughter-in-law, 2 grandchildren in helicopter crash

Republican candidate Darren Bailey lost his son, daughter-in-law and two grandchildren aged 12 and 7 in a helicopter crash in Montana on Wednesday.

Top 5 moments from final New York City mayoral debate: ‘Knock him on his tuchas’

Candidates came out swinging at New York City’s final mayoral debate Wednesday night, with all three candidates launching personal attacks and spotlighting each other’s hottest controversies.

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