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Collins accuses Schumer of pushing attack ads filled with ‘outright lies’ in tight Maine race

Collins said Democrats are using a national political strategy to distract voters from local issues, while the latest Fox News poll shows her Maine Senate race tied at 49%.

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Economists raise alarm on California wealth tax — more than 100 sign letter against it

Similar wealth taxes have been adopted by about a dozen countries in the past...

Fast Takes: Trump derangement boosts the left, Dems own transgender lunacy and more

The “effort by the liberal establishment to undo populism” will gain new life if...

MTA bus-fare retreat could doom all NYC public transit

If the politicians won't stand up for making public transit work, first the buses...

Chinese Hackers Targeted Top Lawmaker During High-Stakes Trade Talks

The cyber attackers sent emails to agencies and stakeholders impersonating the chairman of the House Select Committee on the CCP.

The Insufferable Roy Cooper

The North Carolina Democrat is an early favorite to be one of the most annoyingly disingenuous candidates of the 2026 election cycle.

UVA Event

At the invitation of the Blue Ridge Center, I will be at the University of Virginia next Monday evening, September 15, to discuss how...

Kamala Harris, in new book, calls Biden ‘reckless’ for seeking another term

President Biden's ego and ambition cost Democrats the 2024 election, according to former Vice President Kamala Harris, who writes in a new book that her old boss was "reckless" for seeking another term amid public and private concerns over his cognitive decline.

Colleges should give taxpayers a cut from funded patents, Howard Lutnick says

The Trump administration has taken a stake in chipmaker Intel and steel and mining companies, so Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says taxpayers should get at least half the proceeds from universities that use public support to invent products and secure patents.

Trump administration seeks to revoke Biden-era rule conserving public lands

The Trump administration moved Wednesday to rescind a Biden-era rule that aimed to conserve land owned by the federal government, saying it prohibits valuable uses for the lands such as mining or drilling.

Trump’s Fed pick, Stephen Miran, inches forward in the Senate

The Senate Banking Committee on Wednesday advanced President Trump's choice to fill a vacancy on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.

Adopted into an abusive U.S. home, immigration policies returned her to Brazil decades later

It sounded like freedom, like a world of possibility beyond the orphanage walls.

Trump wants death penalty for ex-con charged in fatal stabbing of Ukrainian refugee

President Trump on Wednesday pushed for the death penalty against the ex-convict accused of murdering a Ukrainian war refugee with a knife, seemingly at random, while the two were aboard a public transit train in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Emails show Dr. Fauci ordered documents destroyed and lied to Congress, Sen. Rand Paul says

Sen. Rand Paul is calling for Dr. Anthony Fauci to reappear before Congress after emails were uncovered that contradict his testimony to lawmakers.

Ramaswamy endorses Winsome Earle-Sears for Virginia governor, rally planned next week in swing suburb

Vivek Ramaswamy will endorse Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears for governor at a September 19 rally in Chesterfield as she faces a close race against Abigail Spanberger.

‘So many lies’: Schumer ambushes GOP with surprise Epstein files amendment

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., plans to force Republicans to vote on releasing "Epstein files" through an amendment to the annual defense authorization bill.

Americans flood ICE with 141,000 job applications in Trump admin recruitment push

Trump administration's ICE recruitment drive yields 141,000 applications and 18,000 job offers, offering major perks including student loan forgiveness and retirement benefits.

9/11 families celebrate ‘historic, landmark decision’ in long-running Saudi Arabia lawsuit

Family members of 9/11 victims applauded a court ruling that they said will bring them one step closer to holding Saudi Arabia accountable for its alleged role in the terrorist attacks.

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