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Dems fall for ‘fantasy economics’, eyes wide shut to Jew-hate and other commentary

Democrats’ “leading lights are not especially sharp” on economics, but the DSA crowd is leading them into pure “economic fantasyland,” warns Reason’s Peter Suderman.

Why Latinos are California’s best hope for a sane housing market

Californians rank housing as their biggest concern — and Sacramento politicians seem determined to ...

A rare backroom deal in Sacramento that helps taxpayers

The billionaire tax is on the ballot. There will be no backroom deal to...

This African country already has high-speed rail before California

After nearly two decades, the so-called Golden State is all talk and no track.

Spot the pol!

This political spouse sings her country’s anthem right just before kick-off.That’s Second Lady Usha...

Gabbard resigning as director of national intelligence, citing husband’s cancer

Tulsi Gabbard is resigning from her post as director of national intelligence, disclosing that her husband is battling cancer.

Trump continues attacks on GOP, turns ire on retiring Sen. Thom Tillis

President Trump is capping off a busy week attacking fellow Republicans with a social media post calling Sen. Thom Tillis of North Carolina a "nitpicker" and "quitter."

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani releases audit accusing federal immigration agents of misleading tactics

NYC sanctuary city audits accuse federal immigration authorities of using misleading tactics, including posing as fire officials at city shelters.

Republicans get ‘aggressive’ in fight to win top cop spots in battleground states

GOP attorneys general groups invest $11 million in TV ads across key battleground states, betting public safety and crime will define 2026 midterm races.

The Zelig-like DNC autopsy author

Programming note: We’ll be off this Monday but will be back in your inboxes on Tuesday. DAYS THE BUDGET IS LATE: 52 ALBANY AUTOPSY...

Top Republican warns Trump against making a deal with Iran: ‘Finish the job’

Sen. Roger Wicker publicly warns Trump against pursuing a weak Iran deal, urging the president to continue military pressure on Tehran's regime.

Climate-Lawfare Case: Suncor v. Boulder County Amicus Briefs

Apart from the standard array of great work from trade associations and conservative organizations, several briefs were particularly noteworthy.

Tulsi Gabbard Resigns as DNI to Support Husband During Cancer Treatment

‘At this time, I must step away from public service to be by his side and fully support him through this battle,’ Gabbard said.

Grab Your Financial Stake in America’s Decline While You Can

If crypto is a vehicle for criminals to sell pieces of the U.S. to its enemies, you’d think the stewards of American interests would...

The End of the SEC Gag Rule

After 54 years, the commission will no longer bar settling defendants from speaking.

Campus Intellectuals Prefer the Iranian Mullahs to America

The academic left turned on Azar Nafisi for criticizing Iran’s regime.

Ballroom backlash: Trump’s gilded projects become flashpoint ahead of midterm elections

Democrats vying for a blue wave in November are pouncing on voter angst over President Trump's costly federal beautification projects that will spend billions while Americans struggle to afford groceries and gas.

Texas Dem candidate who called for jailing ‘Zionists’ turns on party, media over backlash

Maureen Galindo, a Texas Democratic congressional candidate who drew widespread condemnation for calling to imprison "American Zionists" in a converted ICE detention facility, is now blaming journalists and her own party for the furor -- while doubling down on the core of her remarks.

Here’s what Trump’s postponed AI executive order would have done

President Trump scrapped his plans to sign an executive order regarding artificial intelligence and cybersecurity that would have invited AI companies to voluntarily give the federal government early access to test their anticipated releases.

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