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Transit workers keep NYC moving — if you can afford to ride

Why is the subway so expensive? I mean, when we had George Washington as president was when I first took the train, and it was a nickel.

It’s change-or-die time for America’s overpriced, smugly lefty colleges

US colleges face a deadly crisis, with enrollments plummeting and budgets crashing — and...

Fask Takes: Get allies’ aid on missile-making, NY’s no-standards disaster and other commentary

America’s “munitions shortfall” resulted from “shrinking production capacity” and “overly optimistic assumptions about how...

US and Canada brawl over hockey sticks — so China skates off with big trade wins

While Trump and Canada's Mark Carney try to check each other into the boards,...

Soaring tenant complaints are a first step in Mamdani’s road to ruin NYC’s housing market

Getting the city to seize and “socialize” New York’s housing stock is an explicit...

How Iran attacks are forcing the Pentagon to rethink its decades-old Middle East base strategy

Pentagon weighs dispersing U.S. military forces from Gulf bases after Iranian missile and drone attacks exposed vulnerabilities at Al Udeid and Bahrain.

Border agents uncover $3.7M in cocaine masquerading as a cucumber delivery

CBP agents seized over $3.7 million worth of cocaine hidden in a cucumber shipment at a Texas border truck inspection near Pharr International Bridge.

DeSantis announces plans to use new state law to target dozens of alleged terrorist groups

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis designated more than 90 groups as terrorist organizations under a new state law, including CAIR, Muslim Brotherhood and Antifa.

Acting AG Todd Blanche says Newsom’s DOJ claims are not ‘grounded in fact’

Acting AG Todd Blanche says Gov. Gavin Newsom's claims that the Justice Department is politically targeting him are not "grounded in fact."

Ken Burns on Trump’s America 250: ‘Washington needed no monuments’

Ken Burns on Trump’s America 250: ‘Washington needed no monuments’ lead image

Birthright citizens score

The scorer of the opening American goal against Bosnia, Folarin Balogun, is eligible to play for the United States only because airline employees in...

JD Vance Is Wrong About Nixon and Reagan

The vice president’s theory that the Nixon coalition was stronger and more durable doesn’t survive contact with reality.

Democratic congressman asks the CFPB to investigate ‘rent now, pay later’ companies

A Democratic member of Congress is calling for the federal government to investigate the growing "rent now, pay later" industry, saying Americans may not understand the fees and cost structure of these products as the services become more widely available.

Judge blocks Virginia’s anti-ICE law banning agents from wearing masks while on duty

A federal judge has issued an injunction blocking Virginia from enforcing its law that sought to bar ICE and other federal immigration agents from wearing masks while conducting operations in the state.

Bill Maher warns Democrats ‘well on their way’ to blowing 2028

BILL MAHER says Dems on their way to losing in 2028: "The Democrats just elected three very far-left Democratic Socialists in New York, who are crazy ... So, how are they going to blow it? I don't know, but they seem to be well on their way."

EMS dispatch audio reveals Mitch McConnell found unconscious in June health scare

Sen. Mitch McConnell was found unconscious when he was taken to the hospital for undisclosed reasons last month, according to audio of an EMS call in the District of Columbia.

Trump hails Teddy Roosevelt’s legacy at opening of presidential library

President Trump traveled to North Dakota on Wednesday and toured the forthcoming Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, where he hailed his GOP predecessor as a man "with an unyielding sense of America's destiny and pride."

Hamilton, Jefferson and Trump: Historians see a founding-era playbook still at work

As the nation celebrates its 250th birthday, some historians say President Trump's emphasis on states' rights, national self-sufficiency, American First foreign policy and a revival of manufacturing harkens back to the vision embraced by America's founding fathers.

Why the World Cup is a royal affair

Spotted at World Cup matches so far: King Felipe VI from Spain, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima from the Netherlands, and Norway’s Princess Ingrid...

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