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Mamdani’s claimed triumph over DoorDash ‘corporate greed’ isn’t all it seems

No, $131.5 million was not stolen from workers by a greedy delivery company, as Mayor Mamdani suggested in a press conference complete with a giant prop check.  

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 28

1962— President Kennedy’s appointment of Arthur Goldberg to replace the retiring Felix Frankfurter creates...

What the ‘Anti-Woke’ Crowd Gets Wrong

National Review’s original mission statement makes painfully clear that ‘liberal orthodoxy’ did not just...

Republicans Facing the High Political Cost of Tariffs

Trump’s unilateral policies have done significant harm to GOP candidates.

Trump administration set to roll out lower fuel economy standards for cars, light trucks

The Trump administration on Monday plans to release new fuel economy standards that would relax regulatory requirements for automakers to control pollution from gasoline-powered cars and light trucks.

COVID cash meant to get kids back on track took surprising detour in blue-state school district

Albuquerque Public Schools spent hundreds of thousands in pandemic relief funds on anti-racism training instead of addressing student learning loss.

Dem House candidate settles years-long $55K debt fight with former mother-in-law weeks before election

Bob Brooks settled a $55,000 loan dispute with his former mother-in-law, but the terms remain unclear as he campaigns for Pennsylvania's 7th District.

‘Fur Lives Matter’ case turns heads as DOJ’s ‘Fraud Week’ targets taxpayer swindlers

A Missouri man allegedly stole a real company's identity to seek $56 million in PPP and SBA funds during Colin McDonald's "Fraud Week" crackdown.

A look inside program giving future Nat Sec experts 5-year head start amid evolving threats: ‘Ready day one’

Seton Hall University's national security fellowship pairs graduate students with government agencies to research China, AI and foreign influence.

WATCH: Americans warn AI will take jobs despite reassuring labor data: ‘Just wait’

Americans sound the alarm over AI taking jobs, but a Yale Budget Lab report found no link between AI adoption and changes in employment rates.

Justice Department charges 16 across multiple states with alleged illegal voting, election crimes

The Department of Justice charged 16 people across multiple states for alleged illegal voting, with eight noncitizens in Texas among those accused.

NORAD F-16 intercepts aircraft that violated restricted airspace over Camp David with Trump present: officials

A NORAD F-16 reportedly intercepted an aircraft violating restricted airspace over Camp David Saturday while President Donald Trump spent the weekend there.

Man who sprayed vinegar on Ilhan Omar sentenced to 14 months

A Minneapolis man who sprayed vinegar on Rep. Ilhan Omar during a January town hall was sentenced to 14 months in federal prison.

Michigan’s Mike Rogers acknowledges high costs and promises to work with the president

In Michigan's Senate race, Republican candidate Mike Rogers acknowledges that prices are high, but says the state should elect a senator who can work with the president to bring them down.

Trump asks public how AI should be rebranded

President Trump thinks artificial intelligence's low popularity could be fixed by a name change.

Trump announces new ‘AI Force,’ vows to protect industry as AI czar announcement nears

Trump's new AI Force mirrors his first-term Space Force creation, with a high-IQ "czar" appointment coming soon to oversee the booming industry.

GOP senator says Russian oligarch paying for Trump wedding weekend is ‘corruption’

A Republican senator on Friday accused the Trump family of being involved in "corruption" and provided a bleak view of the economy.

Tech titans to flank Trump, Xi at White House state dinner next week

When President Trump sits down with Chinese President Xi Jinping for a state dinner at the White House next week, he will be flanked by the architects of America's tech economy.

Is Congress chasing clicks instead of Christ? One GOP lawmaker says yes

Too many politicians in Washington are chasing social media "clicks" rather than the call of the Lord, says West Virginia's Rep. Riley Moore.

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