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The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics

Every week political cartoonists throughout the country and across the political spectrum apply their ink-stained skills to capture the foibles, memes, hypocrisies and other head-slapping events in the world...

The midterms blew open the 2028 map. Republicans are panicking.

Brutal red-state losses are raising alarm among Republicans about the 2028 presidential battlefield.Democrats’ midterm...

Poll: Republicans and Democrats can agree on one thing. They’re divided.

Tuesday’s blue wave didn’t resolve either party’s internal divides. In fact, The POLITICO Poll...

Trump admin sues Penn State over in-state tuition policy for undocumented migrants

The DOJ's lawsuit accuses Pennsylvania State University of offering undocumented students in-state tuition rates that discriminate against U.S. citizens.

America’s bipartisan hatefest is doing China and Russia’s dirty work for free

Who is celebrating America's carnage? China, Russia, North Korea and the rest of the...

DeSantis nukes ‘tech guy’ Vivek after Ohio drubbing: ‘Not in tune’ with blue-collar voters

Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis says Vivek Ramaswamy wasn't "in tune" with Ohio's blue-collar voters, citing his tech background and H-1B stance.

Ex-Alaska lawmaker details mystery recruiter as FBI, Congress widen ‘Decoy Dan’ scrutiny

The FBI interviewed former Alaska Republican David Eastman after a Democratic operative allegedly posed as a conservative recruiter in the Senate race.

Gavin Newsom wipes out California’s death row in historic mass commutation

California Gov. Gavin Newsom will commute all 548 death sentences to life without parole, drawing sharp backlash from victims' rights advocates.

Justice Department Pursuing Criminal Investigation into Dobbs Decision Leak

U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro and other career prosecutors are heading up the investigation, a source familiar with the matter told NR.

DOJ Civil Rights Chief Harmeet Dhillon Resigns in First High-Profile Post-Midterm Departure

Dhillon decided to resign after it became clear that she would not be considered for promotion, a DOJ source told NR.

Watch Charles C. W. Cooke and David Bier’s Election-Eve Debate on Immigration

On the eve of this week’s stunning midterm elections, NR and Old Parkland hosted a debate on immigration in Dallas.

There’s No Need to Appoint Pete Hegseth to the U.S. Senate

Tennessee has plenty of elected Republican officials who could replace Senator Marsha Blackburn for at least two years.

Replacing Alito or Thomas in the Lame-Duck Session Would Guarantee Democratic Court-Packing

Conservatives should be ready to play defense — perhaps for years.

Hang the Crooks Out to Dry

When Democrats investigate the administration — and they will — Republicans shouldn’t lift a finger to defend corruption, greed, or influence-peddling.

‘JD, habibi.’ Arabs celebrate El-Sayed’s use of a term of affection in his victory speech

From Michigan to the Middle East, Arabs are celebrating Abdul El-Sayed's Senate win and delighting in his introduction of Arabic terms like "habibi" and "inshallah" to the American political lexicon.

Stocks plummet as investors move away from tech, fearing data center slowdown

Wall Street stocks plummeted Thursday, erasing Wednesday's massive rally after clear-cut midterm election results.

Schumer confident of reelection as Senate majority leader amid left-wing calls for new leadership

Sen. Charles E. Schumer is confident he'll earn his caucus' support to serve as Senate majority leader next Congress, but some Democrats are seeking reassurances before committing to back him.

Harmeet Dhillon leaves DOJ post after Republicans blown out in midterms: Reports

Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon left her position as the head of the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division following massive Democratic victories in Tuesday's midterm election, according to several reports.

Democrats ‘divorced from voters’ as 5 states back citizen-only voting, bolstering GOP push

Voters in Kansas, Alaska, Arkansas, South Dakota and West Virginia approved noncitizen voting bans by wide margins, but a key Supreme Court case looms.

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