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Nithya Raman says safety comes first. Her record tells a troubling story

Nithya Raman cannot seem to decide what she is doing about the LAPD and its chief, Jim McDonnell.

A Defiant Stephen Miller Will Double Down on Trumpism

But after the midterm disaster, why should anyone expect Trumpism to suddenly become popular?

Scott Colom and Black Mississippians stand on the cusp of Senate history

Democrat Scott Colom hasn't won Mississippi's U.S. Senate race, but the local prosecutor was welcomed as a historic figure Friday as he strolled through the Farish Street business district where civil rights leaders once organized.

Senate Republicans want midterm autopsy before leadership elections

A group of Senate Republicans is calling for a delay of Tuesday's leadership elections until after figuring out the cause of the midterm drubbing.

Two arrested in object-tossing plot at Turning Point USA event in N.M.

Two men were arrested after being charged with plotting to throw objects at attendees during a Turning Point USA event at the University of New Mexico.

Ramaswamy pledges ‘rule of law’ revival after viral Cincinnati mob attack

Ohio gubernatorial candidate, Vivek Ramaswamy, responded to the viral Cincinnati assault, advocating for a stronger police presence and rule of law enforcement statewide.

Hundreds of billions in over-budget federal projects exposed, as Senate DOGE tries to claw money back

Federal infrastructure projects face massive cost overruns according to Senate report, with Sen. Joni Ernst calling billion-dollar overruns a "financial train wreck."

Dem governor’s buried cocaine investigation docs hit with official inquiry as questions swirl over Senate run

The National Republican Senatorial Committee appealed a denial of records on Gov. Janet Mills' 1990 cocaine investigation, citing public interest.

New Texas Congressional map will create five districts Trump carried by double digits

Texas Republicans would create five House seats that President Donald Trump carried by 10 or more points in November through a redrawn Congressional map...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—July 30

2003—The seventh cloture vote on President Bush’s nomination of the superbly qualified Miguel Estrada to the D.C. Circuit yields the same result as the...

Beware Rationalizations for Leaving Universities the Way They Are

American universities maintain closed-minded intellectual environments that encourage professors and students to espouse progressive orthodoxy and punish those who don’t.

Lee Zeldin’s EPA Liberates American Industry

The EPA has taken an important deregulatory step forward and struck a blow against judicial overreach.

Schumer calls on FBI to conduct counterintelligence threat assessment on Epstein files

Chuck Schumer calls for FBI counterintelligence assessment on Jeffrey Epstein files, citing concerns about adversaries exploiting unreleased information.

Biden ‘Politburo’ member Steve Ricchetti to appear before House investigators in Comer cover-up probe

A seventh former Biden administration official, longtime Democratic operative Steve Ricchetti, is appearing with House investigators on Wednesday.

Kentucky senate candidates avoid McConnell endorsement, spar over ties to ex-leader

Nate Morris, Rep. Andy Barr and Daniel Cameron exchanged blows over who has more ties to Sen. Mitch McConnell during interviews with Fox News Digital.

Trump looks to skip G20 summit in South Africa after viral Oval Office meeting

President Donald Trump said he may boycott the November G20 summit in South Africa due to ongoing diplomatic tensions and policy disagreements between the nations.

Texas Democrats preparing state exodus to block GOP redistricting despite $500 daily fines

Texas Democrats are looking to break quorum to prevent a GOP redistricting plan, facing $500 daily fines and threats from the state attorney general.

Marjorie Taylor Greene rules out 2026 bid for top Georgia political post: ‘We all know I would win’

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said she will not seek the Georgia governorship in 2026, though she left the door open to the possibility of a future run for the role.

What to know about Judge Boasberg, the Trump foe at center of DOJ complaint

The Justice Department accused federal Judge James Boasberg of misconduct over remarks allegedly made to Chief Justice John Roberts during a March Judicial Conference meeting.

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