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Michael Goodwin: Jew-hating radicals are celebrating the horrors of Oct. 7 — and organizing parades full of monsters

These are not your ordinary Jew haters. These are Nazi wannabes in search of their Hitler.

LA’s obsession with skincare and food are coming together

LA’s fascination with beauty and its obsession with health have finally come together in...

Jackson tries to tie Collins to Trump, high cost of living amid war with Iran in Maine Senate debate

President Trump wasn't at Tuesday's Maine Senate debate but he was a major presence as far-left Democrat Troy Jackson worked to frame veteran Sen. Susan Collins as a disciple of the increasingly unpopular Republican president.

Justice Alito: Supreme Court isn’t using AI

Justice Samuel A. Alito said neither he nor his clerks use artificial intelligence in their court work, and he doubts any of his fellow Supreme Court justices do, either.

Wes Moore skips Trump’s Baltimore event over not being allowed to speak

Maryland's Democratic Gov. Wes Moore skipped President Trump's event near Baltimore to unveil new manufacturing investment on Tuesday because he would not have been allowed to speak.

Western Europe Next

Populist political coalitions are forming, changing, fracturing.

Tariffs on Canada Failed to Boost U.S. Manufacturing, Cost Billions

A new AAF report found that the U.S. replaced Canadian imports with imports from other countries, rather than with domestic products.

Biden DOJ secretly monitored Melania, Barron Trump ahead of Mar-a-Lago raid

In the weeks leading up to the FBI's unprecedented 2022 raid of then-former President Trump's Palm Beach home, federal agents secretly spied on the movements of Melania Trump and her son, Barron.

RFK Jr.’s embrace of AI confounds some MAHA allies and medical experts

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has built a national following by channeling the energy of Americans who are worried about the influence of corporations, including makers of vaccines, drugs, processed foods, and pesticides.

Pennsylvania GOP Rep. Fitzpatrick calls for open primaries

Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, a moderate Pennsylvania Republican, is applauding an effort to open the Keystone State's primaries to unaffiliated voters.

Trump’s media war reaches Fox News: president says network has ‘totally lost their way’

President Trump, a longtime ally of the Murdoch family-controlled media company, said Fox News doesn't cover Republicans enough compared with coverage of left-wing candidates and officials.

Biden conspicuously absent from campaign trail as Obama, Harris step up for midterm push

Joe Biden's limited campaign trail presence contrasts sharply with Barack Obama and Kamala Harris as Democrats fight for midterm majorities.

Biden-era FBI’s ‘Nixonian’ Trump family surveillance draws scrutiny from unlikely corner

Julian Epstein, a former top Democratic official, compared the FBI's tracking of Melania Trump, Barron Trump and Susie Wiles to Nixonian tactics.

Republicans sound alarm over hidden midterm stakes that could reshape Supreme Court for decades

Sen. Steve Daines warns that losing the Senate could block Trump's Supreme Court nominees, urging disgruntled Republicans to rally behind candidates.

A surprising industry is fueling a new rush for gold — and it’s not slowing down

Gold demand from AI infrastructure and semiconductors is climbing even as prices hit historic highs, and tech firms aren't switching to cheaper metals.

Trump turns to emerging tech giant in multi-billion bid to ramp up US submarine production

Silicon Valley giant Anduril plans to invest $3.7 billion building a massive Baltimore shipyard to break Virginia-class submarine bottlenecks.

Blue city emerges as ‘suspected hotspot’ of visa fraud as swing state lawmaker demands answers

First on Fox, a blue city in battleground Georgia faces H-1B visa fraud allegations as Rep. Rich McCormick urges a Trump administration probe.

The Young Right Wants to Change America. It Might Be Looking in the Wrong Place

Through American history, cultural change precedes political change.

Drones, Plague, and Ailing Autocrats: This Week in the World on Fire

Compared to what’s going on around the world, inside-the-Beltway turf fights seem awfully small potatoes right now.

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