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The size of Democrats’ wave surprised even their top House super PAC

Even the head of House Democrats’ top super PAC didn’t fully anticipate the size of their massive midterm wave.Heading into Election Day, House Majority PAC president Mike Smith told...

Teaching Students to Hate America

The left’s long march through our institutions has been extraordinarily successful, particularly with our...

Federal Judge Issues TRO Blocking Construction of Trump’s Arch

To the extent that his pet projects need congressional approval, they are dead. And...

IRCA at 40: A Lesson from History Relevant for Today

The Democrats may have to learn the lessons of IRCA all over again.

Gas Attacks

When voters stay home over a war, that does mean that disgust over a...

Trump Holds Off on Endorsing in Texas Senate Race: ‘I Like Them Both’

Trump says he can’t decide between incumbent GOP Senator John Cornyn and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.

Whistleblower agents moving closer to winning settlements from FBI

Several FBI whistleblowers who say they suffered retaliation during the Biden administration are close to getting their security clearances reinstated and collecting back pay.

Trump says critics who call him a dictator for crime crackdown are ‘sick’

President Trump said Monday that people who accuse him of being a dictator are "sick," and that his deployment of the National Guard to the District is a matter of common sense.

Rep. Seth Moulton draws transgender primary foe as Democrats struggle with fairness in girls’ sports

A handful of Democrats have sounded the alarm on transgender athletes in the aftermath of the November elections, but so far the party is showing no sign of reversing its support for biological males who identify as female in girls' and women's sports.

Gov. Gavin Newsom goes full-Trump on merchandizing front

Gov. Gavin Newsom has jumped into the Trump-inspired swag game to raise money for his redistricting push in California, and mock the commander-in-chief's unorthodox style.

Trump backs off threat to send National Guard to other cities

President Trump on Monday said he might back off his threat to deploy the National Guard to curb crime in Democratic-run cities such as Chicago, saying he'd prefer to wait until state or local officials ask for his help.

Trump directs Justice Department to ‘vigorously prosecute’ flag burning

President Trump is trying to thread a tricky First Amendment needle, ordering his Justice Department on Monday to try to find ways to "vigorously prosecute" people who burn the American flag as an act of desecration.

Trump says Intel stake is the start of a government-private sector trend

President Trump said Monday that a deal with chipmaker Intel is just the beginning of a push to give the U.S. government a stake in private companies.

Bridge collapse aid becomes economic weapon in escalating Trump-Moore feud

Though the feud between Trump and Moore began with sharp barbs over Baltimore’s crime rates, it has now evolved into a political standoff with sweeping national economic implications.

Trump threatens lawsuit over century-old Senate tradition delaying his nominees

President Donald Trump said he plans legal action against the Senate's blue slip practice, calling it a barrier to appointing judges and U.S. attorneys.

Trump flag burning executive order could flip First Amendment on its head with new court

President Donald Trump's executive order cracking down on flag burning and desecration will likely land before the Supreme Court again following a 1989 ruling in Texas v. Johnson.

Mamdani reveals which Dem cities are ‘model for how to fight’ Trump admin in NYC

Zohran Mamdani, New York City mayoral candidate, cites Boston's immigration policies and California's legal challenges as examples of resisting the Trump administration.

Trump touts Kim Jong Un relationship amid South Korea summit

Trump says he has a good relationship with Kim Jong Un and expects to meet 'someday' ahead of White House summit with South Korea's president Lee Jae Myung.

Mexican immigrant-turned-congresswoman blasts Dem claims Texas redistricting hurts Hispanic vote

Texas redistricting creates Hispanic-majority districts as border counties flip Republican, sparking debate over minority representation and voting rights.

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