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Best of the Babylon Bee: Heartbroken Eric Swalwell learns Chinese intelligence has been seeing other people

Every week, The Post will bring you our picks of the best one-liners and stories from satirical site the Babylon Bee to take the edge off Hump Day.

UK’s dire warning: Resist Islamist politics — or lose America’s freedom

Britain is grim proof of how awful things can become when you let Islam...

Why the CoreWeave and Nebius reports are so important to the AI build-out

The financial markets are increasingly concerned about true demand for the computing services that are at the heart of the AI revolution. Anthropic, a leading developer of frontier AI models, is expected to go public next week. It will be valued at around $1.4 trillion, which sounds fantastic. The problem? The expected valuation has dropped […]

The Epstein files obsession also enabled the midterm election debacle

Buried in the coverage of Judge Darrin Gayles’s dismissal of President Donald Trump’s $10 billion defamation suit against the Wall Street Journal was one factoid emblematic of the country’s obsession with convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. Trump sued the outlet when it broke a front-page story about an album celebrating Epstein’s 50th birthday that apparently […]

Don’t blame Israel for Republican midterm losses

Asked by Ross Douthat of 60 Minutes to explain why Republicans suffered such a historic defeat last Tuesday, President Donald Trump said the No. 1 reason his party lost was that he was personally absent from the ballot. He then cited the Iran war and its effect on gas prices before naming Israel. “There seems […]

Should Congress Impeach Hegseth?

‘What Congress should do is get together and work out how it can restore its authority in this realm.’

Massie’s Vanity Impeachment Makes Hegseth’s Exit Less Likely

Trump is stubbornly doubling down on a bad bet.

For My Friends, Tariffs; For My Enemies, GPUs

I finally understand nationalist industrial policy.

What the Hegseth Impeachment Effort Is About

I respectfully disagree with the Wall Street Journal’s editors.

What’s the Matter with Oklahoma?

Republicans should listen to the state’s senior senator and approve two judicial nominees.

The Case for JD Vance to Wait Keeps Getting Stronger

If Vance wants to be able to run as his own man, without having to simultaneously navigate his relationship with Trump, he will need...

Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio elected new leader of bruised House GOP

Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan was elected as Republican House minority leader on Tuesday for the next Congress.

Mississippi Senate race winner still undetermined as ballot deadlines arrive

The Mississippi Senate race between incumbent Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith and Democratic challenger Scott Colom has yet to be called one week after the election.

Sen. Mitch McConnell has no response to question from Newsmax about GOP’s shellacking in midterms

Sen. Mitch McConnell, Kentucky Republican, was seen on video offering no response to questions about the midterms.

A socialist group gaining power in Washington is now under scrutiny over Cuba, China funding

Florida is investigating the Democratic Socialists of America over contributions from China and Cuba and whether the organization accepted "tens of thousands of dollars" to fund DSA delegations to meet with government officials in the two communist countries.

Supreme Court to decide if federal agency can impose fines without going to court

The Justice Department warned the Supreme Court on Tuesday that the entire system of federal administrative fines could topple if the justices rule that the Labor Department can't unilaterally assess fines on employers who abuse the farm worker guest program.

Sanders not backing Schumer for majority leader

Sen. Bernard Sanders, a leading voice for the socialist wing of the Democratic Party, said Tuesday he won't support Charles E. Schumer for Senate majority leader.

Impeachment isn’t only for presidents. How does the process work for Cabinet secretaries?

The process of impeachment often arises in discussions around congressional action against a sitting president. But how does it work for other U.S. government officials?

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