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READ THE DOCUMENTS: Secret ‘Oxferd Comma’ probe cast Trump as potential Russian asset after Comey firing

The FBI opened a counterintelligence probe codenamed "Oxferd Comma" after Trump fired James Comey, seeking direct ties to the Russian Federation.

Senate Republicans push Election Day deadline for California’s marathon ballot counts

Sens. James Lankford and Mike Lee cite a Supreme Court ruling as they push legislation requiring all mail-in ballots be received by the time polls close.

Resurfaced Mamdani interview ignites internet frenzy over alleged ‘fake’ Ugandan accent

A 2016 radio interview shows Zohran Mamdani speaking with what critics call a fake Ugandan accent while promoting his mother Mira Nair's Disney film.

The costs of Mamdani’s ‘free’ day care keep getting higher

Parents should worry that Mamdani-care will prove every bit as low-quality as it is...

Does the Filibuster Make Sense Anymore?

The filibuster was designed for a different political era. Is it still worth preserving?

Portland moves toward further cementing its sanctuary status

Portland is set to consider new legislation that would further strengthen the city’s sanctuary policies and limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities.

Trump cancels meeting with Schumer, Jeffries over ‘ridiculous demands’ as funding deadline looms

President Donald Trump axed a meeting with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., arguing that the pair were "unserious."

Harris accuses Biden of ‘perceived blank check’ for Netanyahu in Hamas war

Kamala Harris suggests President Joe Biden's unpopularity, including a 'perceived blank check' for israel's Benjamin Netanyahu, harmed her 2024 White House bid

Waltz to root out antisemitism, eliminate ‘woke’ programs, get ‘back to basics’ at the United Nations

Newly confirmed U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Michael Waltz will work to “Make the U.N. great again," while working to root out antisemitism, eliminate “woke" programs.

Lawsuit claims baby monitors marketed as safe may be feeding data to Beijing

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers files lawsuit against Lorex, alleging the security camera company misled consumers about privacy while using sanctioned Chinese firm technology.

New poll reveals Mamdani still holds commanding double-digit lead over rivals in NYC mayoral race

Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani maintains a commanding lead in New York City mayoral race after defeating Andrew Cuomo in June primary election.

Trump Administration Overhauls Human Trafficking Hotline After Biden-Era Dysfunction

The administration has hired a new contractor to run the hotline.

Harris Struggles to Explain Why Buttigieg’s Sexual Orientation Kept Him Off Ticket

Harris insisted that she’s an LGBT ‘ally’ and implied that the American electorate is too bigoted to elect a black woman and a...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 23

2013—More evidence that liberal Ninth Circuit judges regard their court as the real Supreme Court: Never mind that federal law provides that habeas relief...

When Financial Industry Regulators Are Judge, Prosecutor, and Beneficiary

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority banned me from the financial industry for life and imposed a $243,000 fine.


Trump Doubles Down on Lawfare

His push for AG Bondi to go after political enemies is an outrage. Sadly, Democrats paved the way for such abuses.

Chaos Reigns, by Design

Trump calls the tune.

End Louisiana’s Lousy Lawsuits Against Energy Companies

The Constitution entrusts questions of war, defense, and foreign policy to the federal government, not to state courts or parish juries.

Obama, Pelosi, other top Dems resisted instant Harris endorsement citing need to ‘earn it,’ ‘hiking’ excuse

Harris' book, "107 Days," details how some top Democrats, including former President Barack Obama, wanted her to "earn it" rather than receive immediate endorsements for her presidential bid.

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