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Iowa’s Senate rivals pitch independence from their parties

Republican Ashley Hinson wants Iowans to know she’ll pick a fight with President Donald Trump. Democrat Josh Turek wants them to know he’ll work with him.The rivals in Iowa’s...

Le Pen vows to revive oil prospecting in France, calling 2017 ban ‘stupid’

Far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen vowed Sunday to allow France to prospect for oil again on its territory if she is elected in May, a proposal reminiscent of U.S. President Donald Trump's "drill, baby, drill " policy to speed up fossil fuel development.

James Talarico’s extremism and the Texas race that should not be close

The campaign bus rolls through North Texas under a cloudless sky. Inside, James Talarico, the 37-year-old Democratic nominee for the United States Senate, speaks in the measured cadence of a man who once taught middle-school English and now studies to become a Presbyterian minister. He quotes Scripture. He talks about working families and the cost […]

AI has a language gap. That could be a problem for some voters.

AI chatbots are feeding non-native English speakers inaccurate information about the election, community activists...

Australian defense land selloff runs into multiparty opposition

SYDNEY — Former Prime Minister John Howard urged the Australian government to reverse its...

FAA faces electromagnetic spectrum security gaps, watchdog finds

The Federal Aviation Administration's protocols for screening certain cybersecurity risks are likely insufficient to properly respond to and prevent potential threats, according to a new report.

GOP Senate hopefuls in Michigan, Iowa call for gas tax and diesel export freeze amid Iran war

Republican candidates who supported the Iran war are moving quickly to show they hear voters' complaints about high fuel and grocery prices tied to the conflict -- proposing a gas tax suspension and a temporary halt to diesel exports as the midterm elections near.

House conservatives unleash multimillion-dollar midterm blitz against Dem ‘socialist’ insurgency

The Freedom Caucus Fund is spending $6 million on political ads in six House races targeting what it calls a socialist insurgency among Democrats.

Trump defends US interventions abroad ahead of ‘big decision’ on Iran: ‘Settling years of unfinished business’

At the UN General Assembly in New York City on Tuesday morning, President Donald Trump delivered a speech on America's role in global leadership.

Dem reactions within moments of Austin ICE shooting spark viral outrage locally, online: ‘Disqualifying’

Austin Texas Democrats face backlash for attacking ICE before any investigation into the shooting of a suspected illegal immigrant was completed.

SEE IT: Top Dem operative draws line at ‘deplorable’ Hasan Piker after touting party’s ‘big tent’

DNC Chairman Ken Martin calls Hasan Piker's comments "disgusting and deplorable" while distancing Democrats from the controversial streamer.

Pentagon unveils battlefield test to ensure new generals are warfighters – not Washington bureaucrats

Pete Hegseth's Pentagon overhaul introduces wargame-style assessments requiring senior officers to solve combat problems before earning a star.

Fox News Power Rankings: For the Democrats, where could it possibly go wrong?

Democrats hold an 11-point generic ballot lead as Trump's Iran war drives gas prices up 50%, dragging down Republican midterm prospects nationwide.

George W Bush raises money for Republicans, but not key Senate candidate

George W. Bush hosted a fundraiser for Senate Republicans but notably excluded Ken Paxton, who defeated Bush's nephew in the 2022 Texas primary.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 22

1992—Liberal judicial activists promote racial quotas and impede the death penalty, so why not use racial quotas to paralyze implementation of the death penalty?...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 22

2005—Explaining his decision to vote against the confirmation of John Roberts as Chief Justice, then-Senator Barack Obama concocts his lawless “empathy” standard for judges,...

No, You Can’t Be ‘Kind of’ Pregnant

Slippery terminology undermines human dignity.

Congress Can Finally Drag Federal ‘Guidance’ into the Light

The edicts of the administrative state must be easier to read and harder to transgress.

The Strange Racial Solidarity of Nikole Hannah-Jones

The New York City public schools mugged her, and yet she still doesn’t want to press charges.

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