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Trump says Putin call coming ‘very soon’ as US tracks suspected plague death in Russia

President Donald Trump says he'll speak with Vladimir Putin "very soon" as his administration tracks a suspected pneumonic plague death in Siberia.

France’s riots are no ordinary protests — they’re an intifada in the heart of Europe

What started late last month as a protest about underfunded public schools has morphed...

Oct. 7 sadly taught Jews that we stand alone

The planet has turned upside-down.

Happy 30th birthday to Fox News — the network that changed the world

Fox News Channel is 30 years young today, and America — and the world...

Elliot Page is terribly wrong about gender surgery and hormones for minors

After NYU Langone Hospital agreed to end gender care for minors, Trans actor Elliot...

Why Are the Homeless So Young?

Housing costs alone offer little insight as to why the homeless population skews so much younger than it used to.

The Left Conveniently Forgets Who Writes Immigration Law

Congress does, and the Supreme Court is merely demanding that judges follow it.

Hospital Strikes Should Be Illegal

When health-care workers walk off the job, they’re putting lives at stake.

Lawmaker’s stunned face and other viral moments cap rough week for political class

Eric Schmitt accused Jack Smith of perjury at a senate hearing, but confused the Atlanta Hawks with the Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team.

Top investigator in Biden-era election probe wanted to tear key constitutional right away from lawmakers

JP Cooney, Jack Smith's top deputy, advocated repealing the Speech or Debate Clause, sparking a heated clash with Sen. Chuck Grassley on Capitol Hill.

From Democratic insider to party exile: Lindy Li isn’t ruling out another run for Congress

Lindy Li reveals how her loyalty to Joe Biden and Kamala Harris unraveled, costing her key relationships and a personal romance of eight years.

How foreign hackers could ‘crumble’ America by targeting one essential utility

Environmental Protection Agency officials say cyberattacks on U.S. water systems have surged several fold, shifting from ransomware to disruption.

Expert tears apart Talarico’s viral claim his agenda is based on Jesus’s teachings: ‘Butchering the Bible’

James Talarico's claim that universal healthcare has biblical grounds draws sharp criticism from an expert who accuses him of perverting the Bible.

Trump files speedy appeal after Biden judge rules Congress can’t ban noncitizens from voting

The Trump administration announced an immediate appeal Friday, a day after a federal judge issued a startling ruling finding that Congress doesn't have the power to outlaw noncitizens casting ballots in federal elections.

Three college students face federal charges over alleged threats against Trump ahead of campus rally

Three University of South Alabama students face federal charges over alleged social media threats against President Donald Trump ahead of his rally on campus in Mobile.

Blue state councilman mocked after claiming self-driving cars are ‘murdering’ pets: ‘Hide your cats’

One Minneapolis city council member's claims that Waymo cars are killing cats sparked widespread mockery as the city debates driverless vehicle rules.

A College Loan Should Do No Harm

Regardless of philosophical merits, the point of a loan is that it has to pay back and be paid back.

Nixon Revisited a Half Century After Watergate

Being a victim of partisan lawfare and being guilty of impeachable offenses are not mutually exclusive.

Undoubtedly 6.8 Percent Is Less than 70 Percent

Without trade liberalization, what would have happened since 1985?

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