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Steve Hilton rallies at ‘symbol of 16 years of Democrat failure’ in closing days of California race

Steve Hilton rallied in Pacific Palisades, calling the wildfire devastation a symbol of 16 years of Democratic failure ahead of Tuesday's election.

Poll flashes warning signs for Republicans in 7 battleground Senate races

Senate polls show Democrats leading in Texas, Kansas, Ohio, Maine and Alaska, with Trump's approval at just 38% across the seven battlegrounds.

Trump takes midterm campaign blitz to historic stage for grand finale before Election Day

President Donald Trump brings his whirlwind midterm campaign to a close in Washington, D.C., after weeks of rallies, celebrity appearances and memorable moments on the road.

Michigan Dem claims Stevens shot down Rogers endorsement rumor hours before turning on El-Sayed

Haley Stevens told Rep. Debbie Dingell at midnight the Rogers endorsement was just a rumor. Five hours later, she stood beside him at a Detroit church.

How idiotic ideology lets e-bikes keep on killing in NYC

Part of it is the "micromobility cult," an obsession with boosting every possible alternative...

Dem governors suddenly crack down on crime as Trump’s National Guard threats loom

Maryland, California, and New Mexico governors have boosted local law enforcement resources as President Donald Trump pushes National Guard deployment to crime-riddled areas.

North Carolina Republicans demand firing of judge who freed Ukrainian refugee’s murder suspect

House Republicans from North Carolina are calling for the removal of a judge who previously allowed a homeless man now accused of stabbing a Ukrainian refugee out on cashless bail.

Ted Cruz torches Biden for ‘partisan and personal motives’ after bombshell report on autopen pardons

Sen. Ted Cruz alleged the Biden administration and top Biden officials violated constitutional requirements by using autopens to sign pardons and commutations without proper oversight.

Inside Epstein’s infamous “birthday book”: Clinton’s note, poolside candids and bizarre animal pics

House Oversight Committee released Jeffrey Epstein's 238-page birthday book featuring messages from Bill Clinton and Alan Dershowitz, as well as never-before-seen photographs.

Voters in sanctuary city make decision on mayor amid ICE crackdown resistance

Democratic Mayor Michelle Wu defends Boston Trust Act against federal immigration enforcement during Tuesday's preliminary mayoral election.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 9

1993—Missouri 17-year-old Christopher Simmons plans a brutal murder and assures his friends that they can “get away with it” because they are minors. In...

In the Hall of the Troll King

Will he or won’t he? Trump has the media breathless with anticipation about his next moves in Chicago.

Lessons from the Charlotte Horror

If this is not a case for mandated psychiatric treatment and institutionalization, then what is?

Amazon Sold Teens a Lethal Chemical Popularized by Suicide Forums. Should It Be Held Liable?

A case brought by the families of suicide victims goes before the Washington State Supreme Court on Tuesday.

How Long Will We Tolerate the Madness in Our Streets?

Decarlos Brown’s story is shocking, yet all too familiar.

GOP rep targets trucker’s English skills after illegal migrant charged in deadly Florida crash

Rep. Byron Donalds is pushing legislation enabling the Department of Transportation to enforce English proficiency checks for truckers at weigh stations.

Mamdani takes commanding 22-point lead over Cuomo in new poll

Zohran Mamdani is way ahead of former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the rest of the New York City mayoral field, according to a New York Times Siena College survey.

Jury selection continues in trial of man accused of plotting to kill Trump

Jury selection continues for Ryan Routh's federal trial on charges of attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump at his golf club in September 2024.

Hawley pushes federal ‘In God We Trust’ displays nationwide to ‘restore faith to its rightful place’

Republican senator's new bill seeks to restore faith in government halls by requiring federal buildings to display the national motto adopted in 1956.

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