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Trump delivers $1 billion to Marines to relieve decades-long suffering of American heroes and their families

Trump announced nearly $1 billion in Camp Lejeune toxic water settlements at a North Carolina rally, ordering the DOJ to resolve all remaining claims.
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Mamdani-backed congressional candidate says he was detained by Israeli military

Brad Lander says he was detained by the Israeli military while harvesting olives with Rabbis for Peace volunteers in the West Bank on Wednesday.
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Vance-led task force set to unveil charges against 40-plus defendants in alleged $40M SNAP fraud

The Vance-led anti-fraud task force is expected to announce criminal charges against over 40 defendants in an alleged $40 million SNAP scheme.
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Best of the Babylon Bee: Kelly Clarkson drops new single titled ‘I’d Like To Speak With Your Manager’

Every week, The Post will bring you our picks of the best one-liners and...
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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 21

1949—President Truman recess-appoints David L. Bazelon to the D.C. Circuit. With a lifetime appointment...
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How Virginia Tech Initially Tried to Skirt Trump’s DEI Crackdown

New documents shed light on how school administrators attempted to evade President Donald Trump’s crackdown on DEI.

Dem Policies, Not Cheating Scandal, Have Eroded Sherrill’s Lead in N.J.

Energy prices are surging under the Governor Phil Murphy climate agenda that Mikie Sherrill would double down on. Voters are tapped out.

Re: Was Lindsey Halligan Validly Appointed as United States Attorney?

Some further reinforcing comments on my post last Friday in which I explained why, based on the facts as I understand them, I believe...

Trump threatens to cut off federal funds for NYC if Mamdani becomes mayor

President Trump on Monday threatened to withhold federal funds from New York City if democratic socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani wins the city's upcoming mayoral election.

South Korea says $350B cash payment for trade deal is not possible

The U.S. and South Korea are struggling to finalize a deal in which Seoul invests in American projects in exchange for a lower tariff rate from President Trump.

A look at previous government shutdowns and how they ended

Party leaders in Congress have long criticized government shutdowns as toxic and destructive.

Ruwa Romman, with a history of Palestinian advocacy, enters the Georgia governor’s race

A Georgia state House member who advocated for Palestinians at the 2024 Democratic National Convention is entering the state's race for governor.

Georgia’s 2026 candidates still can’t escape fallout from Trump’s false 2020 election claims

Fallout from the 2020 presidential election feels like it may never end in Georgia.

Dems not budging on government shutdown demands ahead of high-stakes Trump meeting, Jeffries suggests

The government faces a Wednesday shutdown deadline as Democrats push to protect Obamacare subsidies and Republicans demand a clean CR.

Trump to attend Tuesday’s unprecedented gathering of US military commanders

President Donald Trump will join top military commanders and War Secretary Pete Hegseth for an unprecedented meeting at Quantico Marine Corps base on Tuesday.

A tale of two indictments: Top Dems say ‘no one is above the law’ on Trump, but decry Comey case

Top Democrats frame President Donald Trump’s guilty verdict as accountability, but denounce charges against former FBI Director James Comey as partisan payback.

Shutdown explained: Who works, who doesn’t and how much it costs

Congress faces midnight Wednesday deadline to avoid government shutdown as President Donald Trump meets with congressional leaders to negotiate funding deal.

Reporter’s Notebook: Trump holds bipartisan meeting with congressional leaders as Wednesday shutdown looms

President Trump meets with congressional leaders today as government shutdown looms at midnight Wednesday, with little optimism for avoiding closure.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 29

1958—In a joint opinion of all nine justices in Cooper v. Aaron, the Supreme Court for the first time asserts the myth of judicial...

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