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Treasury flags $8B in suspicious foreign-directed transfers through US money services firms

The Trump administration uncovered what it says is $8 billion in suspicious cross-border wire payments directed by foreign agents during its fraud investigation in Minnesota.

Liberal court delivers immigration win for Trump as judge warns of ‘floodgates’ if law firm succeeded

The Ninth Circuit ruled that law firm Red Eagle lacked standing to challenge the State Department's indefinite pause on the diversity visa lottery.

How Harvard changed since end of affirmative action — record breaking Asian admissions

Of course, diversity is a noble ideal, but not if it requires systemic discrimination...

Colleges are Responsible for Creating the Conditions That Lead to Cheating

Our higher ed system must change its culture, seeking to shape the character of...

Actor Michael Douglas says he hopes voters ‘massacre’ Republicans

Actor Michael Douglas said in a recent interview he's hoping for an electoral "massacre" against the GOP on Tuesday.

What the Fed May Be Thinking

Increases in energy prices as a result of the Iran war are not a justification for tighter monetary policy.

Men Without Work: The Immigration Angle

The availability of foreign low-skill labor short-circuits a natural market process.

If Only Justice Kagan Had Meant It When She Said We Are All Originalists

Kagan’s quarrel with Dobbs is not over whether precedents should fall, but which ones.

When Bioethicists Attack Medical Conscience

Bioethics is entirely subjective when it comes to coercing doctors.

Pentagon IG Refuses to Investigate Starshield Restrictions That Enabled Russian Attacks on Ukraine

The question is who ordered the restrictions on the Starshield military application; administration harping on Starlink terms of use in Ukraine is misdirection.

Democrats want to end the war in Iran. Can congressional majorities give them that power?

Flipping the House and Senate would not grant Democrats unilateral power to end the war in Iran, but it would hand them more tools to leverage the Trump administration to bring the conflict to a close.

Trump hammers Senate candidate Andrews for her pro-transgender policies

President Trump on Thursday hammered Democrat Annie Andrews for her pro-transgender policies, saying she doesn't represent the state's values compared to her "apple pie" GOP rival Sen. Darline Graham.

Judge overturns Trump’s definition of ‘medically frail,’ blocks attempt to narrow eligibility

A federal judge ruled Thursday that the Trump administration went too far in its attempt to add new conditions to what it means to be "medically frail" in order to escape new community service requirements for Medicaid.

Pentagon treats military base freezer failures as suspected hack

The Pentagon is reportedly investigating a series of late-August freezer and refrigeration malfunctions at U.S. military base commissaries as a suspected cyberattack.

Rollicking rallies: Trump leans into his not-so-secret weapon to push Republicans to the polls

By the time the midterm elections are over on Tuesday, President Trump will have headlined nearly 700 rallies since he first launched his bid for the White House more than a decade ago.

Seen, Heard & Whispered: Va. GOP seeks to boot Comstock, anti-MAGA art, derangement debate

Virginia GOP wants to expel former Rep. Barbara Comstock, Alexandria arts center displays anti-MAGA art, and a call to recognize Trump Derangement Syndrome as a real disorder.

Dem probes could ‘torture’ young Trump officials with crushing legal bills, subpoenaed conservative warns

Rachel Bovard of CPI warns Democrats could follow Jack Smith's playbook to target young Trump administration officials with costly subpoenas.

Report on alleged ‘second Dan Sullivan’ effort emerges after nearly 1 in 10 Alaskans voted

The Alaska Division of Elections reported roughly 58,000 early ballots cast as Dan Sullivan faces a same-name independent challenger on the ballot.

Feds raid multiple Minnesota autism service providers amid Medicaid fraud investigations

Federal agents raided Minnesota autism service providers in St. Louis Park and Edina as Medicaid fraud investigations intensify across the state.

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