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Meet the 22-year-old candidate eyeing history in key swing state as Gen Z embraces conservatism: ‘Step up’

Dillon Fillion, a 22-year-old Domino's driver and Iowa House candidate, credits Charlie Kirk with helping Gen Z men embrace conservative principles.

Biden-appointed judge deals Trump another sanctuary city defeat in major immigration fight

A federal judge ruled Trump's lawsuit against New York City's sanctuary policies fails, citing the Tenth Amendment's anti-commandeering doctrine.

Dem congressional candidate’s police record reveals suspensions over stolen gun, insubordination

Johnny Garcia faced two unpaid suspensions from the Bexar County Sheriff's Office for insubordination and negligence as he runs for Texas' 35th District.

Ilhan Omar raid sparks ominous prediction from watchdog: ‘They probably got the goods’

Oversight Project's Mike Howell warns Ilhan Omar's HSI raid signals deeper congressional accountability failures and predicts more revelations ahead.

Army expo attendees skeptical of Trump’s Iran peace deal hopes: ‘Beat ’em into submission’

AUSA Exposition attendees question Trump's optimism about an Iran deal, arguing military and economic sanctions must intensify before Tehran talks.

All quiet on the gerrymandering front: Maryland’s redistricting ballot question gets little fanfare

Maryland voters on Nov. 3 will decide whether the Democrat-run legislature can eliminate the state's lone Republican district -- but GOP ad campaigns against the ballot question have been virtually nonexistent.

Social Security checks to see 3.6% cost-of-living increase next year

Persistent inflation will drive up seniors' Social Security checks next year, with the government announcing a 3.6% cost-of-living increase.

Judge says Trump was behind National Park Service tree cutting

A federal judge suggested that President Trump lurks behind the National Park Service's snap decision to chop down hundreds of trees on the golf course that's part of the National Mall park.

Vance says White House will not ‘micromanage’ Justice Dept. probe of Rep. Ilhan Omar

The Trump administration has no plans to wade into the Justice Department's investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar following a federal enforcement raid on her home, Vice President J.D. Vance said.

Inflation accelerates in final government consumer price report before the election

Consumer prices rose 0.6% in September after rising 0.4% in August, the government said Wednesday in a report that showed inflation accelerating heading into Election Day.

NPR affiliate apologizes for sponsoring anarchist event linked to anti-ICE attackers

New Hampshire Public Radio admitted it "erred" by sponsoring an anarchist book fair that expressed solidarity with defendants tied to a violent Texas ICE facility attack.

Dem senator says ‘zero interest in running for president’ in debate with GOP opponent

Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff, who has repeatedly indicated that he is not interested in running for president in 2028, reiterated his position during a Georgia U.S. Senate debate.

Ilhan Omar’s husband insists he has ‘no concerns’ amid federal immigration investigation

Tim Mynett says he has "no concerns" after HSI agents raided his and Ilhan Omar's D.C. home as subpoenas reach multiple family members nearby.

GOP lawmaker urges Johnson to scrutinize new socialist lawmakers’ ‘access to intelligence’

Nicole Malliotakis warns two Democratic Socialists of America members heading to the House of Representatives pose a "national security threat."

Trump says ‘we are looking into’ other Dan Sullivan on Alaska ballot, warns about governor’s race

President Donald Trump tells Fox News that Dave Bronson, a Republican running for governor, should drop out after falling to his preferred candidate in the GOP primary.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 14

1983—When a state carries out capital punishment by lethal injection, must the drugs used have been deemed “safe and effective” for that use by the Food...

Guilfoyle’s Exit

She wasn’t the first underqualified person to be named ambassador and won’t be the last, but her resignation ends a short, ignoble chapter in...

Fusionism, Properly Understood

Freedom and virtue are essential complements to one another.

New York governor debate heats up as Blakeman, Hochul spar over Trump, sanctuary status, ICE shooting

The New York gubernatorial race heated up Tuesday as Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul and Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman clashed on the debate stage.

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