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The Pentagon’s Best Space Weapon Isn’t a Program — It’s a Prize

For the development of military capabilities in space, contests beat contracts.

The GOP’s Midterm Annihilation Comes Down to One Factor

It’s not a single policy, even if there is no gainsaying the significance of...

The Equity Epidemic Is Hurting America’s Students

Seeking equal outcomes rather than equal opportunity is no way to build a strong...

The Man in the Empty Gray Suit

Xavier Becerra has built no institutions, advanced no distinctive governing philosophy, and left little...

‘Egregious’ family discounts

There’s a new scandal in the travel industry: Airlines are offering slight discounts to families and other groups that buy tickets together. “BREAKING: As if flight prices weren’t ugly enough, two major U.S. airlines are still charging solo passengers higher fares than groups of two or more,” reported travel writer Kyle Potter. “United & especially […]

Abigail Spanberger, Democratic governor hopeful, unveils education overhaul plan as election nears

Democratic Virginia gubernatorial hopeful Abigail Spanberger is looking to overhaul the state's educational institutions, according to a plan released by her campaign on Tuesday.

US appeals court says Trump can slash billions in owed USAID funds

The decision is a victory for President Donald Trump, who moved to dismantle USAID and other foreign spending almost immediately after he was sworn in to his second White House term.

Three states sign new agreements with ICE for expanded immigration enforcement operations

West Virginia governor announces comprehensive ICE partnership using 287(g) authority, enlisting state police and National Guard for immigration enforcement.

Dems face scrutiny over congressional representation gaps in blue states: ‘Don’t have clean hands’

Several Democratic states show significant disparities between President Donald Trump's 2024 vote share and Republican congressional seats amid Texas redistricting controversy.

Treasury sanctions ‘brutally violent’ cartel for timeshare fraud in tourist destination, warns Americans

FIRST ON FOX: The Treasury Department sanctioned a network of individuals linked to a “brutally violent" cartel for hundreds of millions of dollars of timeshare fraud targeting Americans in popular tourist destination Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, Fox News Digital has learned.

Last migrant hotel in New York City set to close as ’emergency shelter’ program sunsets

The Row hotel in Times Square will end migrant housing operations as the Trump administration border policies reduce migrant arrivals to New York City.

SCOOP: Trump’s newest DC crime crackdown yields more than 100 arrests

Law enforcement officials in Washington, D.C., have arrested more than 100 people since Aug. 7, Fox Digital has learned, as President Donald Trump cracks down on crime in the city.

O’Rourke, Soros-linked groups face call for DOJ probe over alleged funding of Texas Dem walkout

Sen. John Cornyn requested the Justice Department investigate Beto O'Rourke and George Soros-linked groups for allegedly funding Texas Democrats' exodus from the state during redistricting.

Venezuelan migrants, progressive group sue Trump admin after Noem nixes Biden-era ‘protected status’

Venezuelan Association of Massachusetts files federal suit over sudden policy shift ending protected status for migrants who used required CBP One app process

House Democrat presses DOJ on Ghislaine Maxwell prison transfer, meeting with top official

Rep. Jamie Raskin demands Justice Department explain Ghislaine Maxwell's transfer out of a maximum security prison, citing witness tampering concerns

Vance to visit US troops during high-stakes UK trip ahead of Trump’s Putin meeting

Vice President JD Vance will visit U.S. troops stationed at a key military installation for the U.S. Air Force in England that supports heavy bomber aircraft.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams picks up former Democratic governor’s endorsement

Former New York Gov. David Paterson noted that he is backing incumbent New York City Mayor Eric Adams for re-election in the city's mayoral contest.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 13

2015—In State v. Santiago, the Connecticut supreme court rules by a 4-3 vote that the death penalty “as currently applied” violates the state constitution....

Remember, Mistakes in the 2020 Census Cost the GOP Several House Seats

In 2022, the U.S. Census Bureau conceded that it undercounted population in 5 red states and 1 blue state, while overcounting in 6 blue...

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