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FDNY chief is the wrong job for blatant political hacks

With the city in the middle of a spate of fatal fires, the head of the FDNY should be on hand, not taking most of her top people off...

Xavier Becerra and Nithya Raman won their elections — now they’re dodging questions about the promises that got them there

Xavier Becerra and Nithya Raman seem to think that they don’t have a responsibility...

DeSantis blasts Washington Post over report he’s preparing 2028 presidential bid

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis accused The Washington Post of fabricating claims he reached out to political consultants about a potential 2028 presidential bid.

I couldn’t afford a corporate job, a great home and two kids in California — so here’s what I did

As a mother of two in California, I can no longer have the trifecta...

Gavin Newsom preaches ‘morality’ on death-row mercy. Mom of an 8-year-old kidnapped, raped and murdered deserves the last word

The saddest part about Gavin Newsom’s unilateral decision to commute the death sentences of...

Wisconsin Bill Pending to Ban ‘Nature Rights’ Ordinances

Wisconsin State Senator Steve Nass plans to file a bill that would prohibit local municipalities from enacting nature rights ordinances or resolutions.

It’s Morning in Ukraine Again

Three good things came out of yesterday’s high-profile summit.

Police escort Texas Democrats to prevent new redistricting walkout as California moves to retaliate

Texas Democrats who ended a walkout found themselves shadowed by law enforcement officers to keep them from repeating the protest that stalled Republican efforts to redraw congressional districts and fulfill President Trump's desire to reshape U.S. House maps.

Judge dismisses part of lawsuit over ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ immigration detention center

A federal judge in Miami issued a split decision in a lawsuit over the legal rights of detainees at the "Alligator Alcatraz" immigration detention center in the Florida Everglades, dismissing part of the suit and also moving the case to a different jurisdiction.

Is Beto back? Poll shows O’Rourke leads Democratic Senate primary race in Texas

Beto O'Rourke, the former U.S. House member whose unconventional campaign nearly upset Sen. Ted Cruz in 2018 and set the stage for a presidential bid that flamed out spectacularly, has risen from the ashes.

Cuomo campaign denies bombshell report about Trump’s influence in the NYC mayoral race

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo criticized by rivals Curtis Sliwa and Zohran Mamdani over reported appeal to President Donald Trump during New York City mayoral campaign.

Conservative ‘playbook’ to beat Democrats in court outlined in senator’s new book

Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., outlined to Fox News Digital how Democrats used lawfare to "silence dissent" under the Biden administration, and how his book shows a path ahead for conservatives.

MS-13 gang member arrested in DC as Bondi touts admin’s ‘extraordinary’ crime crackdown

Trump administration reports 465 total arrests and 68 guns seized in Washington, D.C., federal policing operation, with nearly half occurring in high-crime areas.

ACLU likens Trump’s Fort Bliss migrant facility to WWII internment camps: ‘Deranged and lazy’

DHS official calls ACLU comparison of Fort Bliss immigrant detention facility to WWII internment camps 'deranged and lazy' as center opens Monday

Here are the 5 GOP House seats that could be wiped out with Newsom’s California redistricting plan

Gov. Gavin Newsom's redistricting plan threatens to flip five Republican congressional districts to Democratic control in California's gerrymandering plan.

Conservative roadmap targets Medicaid, student loans for Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ sequel

A conservative think tank is circulating a memo to GOP lawmakers with recommendations for a second budget reconciliation bill.

Veteran who served in Middle Eastern wars launches campaign against Sen. Susan Collins

Combat veteran Graham Platner enters 2026 Senate race as Democrat challenging Republican Susan Collins in Maine with focus on healthcare and veterans.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 19

2005—A front-page Washington Post article reporting on the release of Reagan-administration documents relating to Supreme Court nominee John Roberts carries the inflammatory headline, “Roberts...

Don’t Blame Mail-In Voting

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