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When local government bureaucrats act like tyrants — and average Joes pay the price

Some local bureaucrats, savoring their power, act like tyrants — but at least now there is hope for a remedy as one excessive-fine cases has reached the Supreme Court.

Ohio returns as a bellwether

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Trump’s Policy Is Coherent for a President Who Likes Putin and Loathes Zelensky

He is prone to zig and zag, but there are unfortunate consistencies when it...

Life Is on the Ballot This November

In four states, voters will have the chance to take a stand on abortion.

Calumny and Psychological Avoidance

The progressive media response to the terrible fire at a federal judge’s home has been deeply telling.

Who is the Trump-appointed judge blocking deployment of National Guard to Portland?

Who is Judge Karin Immergut, the Trump-nominated federal judge responsible for blocking the president from deploying National Guard troops in Oregon?

FBI fires agents, dismantles corruption squad after probe unveils monitoring of GOP senators, Patel says

FBI Director Kash Patel said the bureau was already taking action after it was revealed that Republican lawmakers' communications were monitored.

WATCH: Kaine defends Jones amid AG candidate’s texts envisioning murder of GOP leader: ‘Still a supporter’

Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine defends Jay Jones despite calling his texts about murdering Todd Gilbert "indefensible" in the attorney general race against Jason Miyares.

War on cartels? White House says it has an iron-clad case to strike narco-terrorist groups

White House says President Donald Trump has clear legal authority to strike drug cartels after deadly Caribbean raids, calling traffickers "unlawful combatants."

House committee withdraws James Comey subpoena for Jeffrey Epstein testimony

The House Oversight Committee has dropped its subpoena for former FBI Director James Comey in its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.

Supreme Court to decide if faith-based counseling on gender identity is protected speech

The Supreme Court hears arguments in Chiles v. Salazar, where Christian therapist Kaley Chiles challenges Colorado's conversion therapy ban as a First Amendment violation.

Mamdani ripped for photo with anti-LGBTQ Uganda official: ‘If he’s smiling, he’s lying’

Photos surfaced of New York City Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani with Uganda's former parliamentary speaker Rebecca Kadaga, who supported anti-LGBTQ law.

Time to Spring Trump’s Tariff Trap

As a condition of ending the shutdown, Democrats should curb the president’s tariff powers.

The War Against Immigration Enforcement

Chicago residents have failed to do the one thing necessary to avoid National Guard deployment — let federal officers do their jobs.

Colorado Gender Ideology Wages War on Religious Freedom

The Supreme Court has the opportunity to reaffirm that religious freedom is not conditional on ideological conformity.

Jay Jones’s Texts Are a Frightening Peek into a Bleak Moral Worldview

And it’s not as uncommon as we’d like to think.

Canadian PM Carney visits Trump as relations between the longtime allies sit at a low point

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will meet with President Trump in the Oval Office on Tuesday at a time when one of the world's most durable and amicable alliances has been fractured by Trump's trade war and annexation threats.

Biden didn’t want intel disseminated showing Ukrainian concerns over family’s ‘corrupt’ business ties: records

Ukrainian officials expressed concerns about Biden family ties to corrupt business practices in 2015, according to newly declassified CIA intelligence that was never disseminated.

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