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Former Navy SEAL Rep. Eli Crane fires off message for ex-President Obama: ‘Probably best to sit this one out’

In response to a post on X by former President Barack Obama, Republican Rep. Eli Crane told the Democrat, "Probably best to sit this one out"

Democrats fall into Trump’s DC takeover trap

Whatever you may think of President Donald Trump, you can’t deny he has a flair for theatrics. This skill has been on full display since Sunday evening when he announced he would “take federal control” of Washington, D.C., in response to the beating of one of his former staff members at the hands of youths. […]

Chat-GPT 5 is more about technology diffusion than innovation

Following the Trump administration’s AI Action Plan and a summer wave of new models — Grok 4, an updated Claude, and OpenAI’s open-source and agent variants — the AI community’s anticipation for the ChatGPT-5 livestream was unmistakable, if tinged with its usual overhype. After a series of models (GPT 4.5, reasoning o1 and o3) failed […]

Raskin demands documents on Maxwell prison transfer, interview with Blanche

House Judiciary Democrats are launching a probe into the transfer of Ghislaine Maxwell to a lower security prison, arguing the move creates “the strong appearance that it is attempting to cover up the full extent of the relationship between President Trump and Mr. Epstein.” Maxwell, a close associate of deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein, met with...

More than 20 GOP attorneys general call on RFK Jr, FDA to reinstate safeguards for abortion drugs

More than 20 Republican attorneys general are demanding that the Trump administration reinstate safety protocols for the abortion drug mifepristone.

Trump blasts Schumer, Democrats as ‘country-hating thugs’ amid blockade on Senate nominees

Senate Republicans may change filibuster rules after Chuck Schumer and the Democrats hold up President Donald Trump's nominees with an unprecedented effort.

Mamdani’s past ‘visceral disdain’ for police ‘scares a lot of New Yorkers’ for good reason: NYC crime expert

New York City socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's past rhetoric on policing is a legitimate reason for New Yorkers to be concerned, despite his recent walkbacks, a NYC crime expert said.

Vance, Bondi, Patel to huddle at VP residence for Epstein strategy meeting

Vice President JD Vance hosts strategy dinner with Pam Bondi, Kash Patel and other Trump officials to discuss handling Jeffrey Epstein investigation fallout.

GOP governor nominee pushes redistricting to oust state’s lone House Dem

South Carolina Republican Ralph Norman joins the growing national push for redistricting battles, targeting Jim Clyburn's district in a bid for a 7-0 GOP delegation.

Senate Democrats are feverishly recruiting top candidates to win back majority in 2026 midterms

Senate Democrats pursue candidates like Roy Cooper and Sherrod Brown while facing competitive primaries in Michigan and Texas for 2026 midterm battle for the chamber's majority.

EXCLUSIVE: Trump admin nixes giant wind farm approved ‘last-minute’ by Biden team

Trump administration reverses former President Joe Biden's "last-minute" approval of Lava Ridge Wind Project, halting what would have been one of America's largest on-shore wind farms.

SCOOP: Trump admin, OpenAI partner to unleash artificial intelligence on federal government

GSA announces OpenAI partnership bringing ChatGPT to federal workforce at nominal cost, supporting Trump administration's goal to win the global AI race.

GOP congressman vows ‘all options are on the table’ to stop US-wide redistricting war

Rep. Kevin Kiley introduced a bill to block states from redrawing congressional maps before the 2030 census, as California and Texas lead states threatening mid-decade redistricting efforts.

Trump Threatens D.C. Takeover After Ex-DOGE Staffer Assaulted

‘If D.C. doesn’t get its act together, and quickly, we will have no choice but to take Federal control of the City,’ Trump said.

Do We Still Need the SAT?

A defense of the continuing usefulness of the SAT.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 6

1993—In a harbinger of nominations to come, President Clinton’s first batch of nominees to the federal courts of appeals includes Tennessee supreme court justice,...

Pushing the Boundaries of Space Commerce

‘Space’ is no longer just about science and exploration. It also now offers a serious business opportunity.

Detroit mayoral race is set: councilmember vs. pastor

Detroit city council president Mary Sheffield and pastor Solomon Kinloch advance to November general election for mayor after primary victory.

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