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California Dems’ refusal to check on noncitizen voting is damning

It sure looks like they fear what they might find if they look under the hood.

Congress Must Investigate Trump’s Aid and Comfort to Putin

Republicans and Democrats, together, should regard this week’s developments as the last straw.

Taming the ‘Machiavellian Presidency’

The Founders’ checks and balances are fraying but holding — barely. Whether they keep...

California’s Peculiar ‘N-Word’ Case Against Tesla

The state’s lawsuit deserves closer scrutiny.

Missouri Pro-Lifers Tie Abortion to Trans Procedures to Turn the Ballot-Referendum Tide

In 2024, Missourians approved a referendum guaranteeing a right to abortion up until viability....

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 16

1898—William Orville Douglas, who, alas, will become the longest-serving justice in Supreme Court history, is born in the town of Maine in Minnesota.   2025—A...

How the 2028 Primaries Could Cripple America’s AI Buildout

With designs on the White House, some Democratic governors are one-upping each other with costly regulations.

The Lessons We Should Take — and Not Take — from Ancient Greece

If you want to know something about America, look to Greece.

Trump Is Right to Prevent a Livestreamed Execution

The Fort Hood shooter deserves his fate, but there is a difference between carrying out an execution and livestreaming one.

Former Border Patrol chief recalls Biden migrant surge chaos as Trump crackdown delivers historic turnaround

As DHS announces lowest fiscal year border crossings in American history, retired Yuma Sector Border Patrol Chief Chris Clem recalls agents being outnumbered 100 to 1, and warns the historic lows could face new threats.

Haley Stevens is everywhere — except on the trail for El-Sayed

Haley Stevens is highly visible in the wake of her Senate primary loss: Meeting with the Dalai Lama, crashing “TMZ Live” with her new...

Illegal alien busted allegedly hauling enough fentanyl to potentially kill state’s entire population — twice

A routine speeding stop on a Nevada highway allegedly uncovered over 700 pounds of fentanyl and methamphetamine — enough to kill millions, prosecutors say.

Personal jabs, billionaire donors and party loyalty fuel heated Maine Senate debate

Susan Collins and Troy Jackson clashed over political independence and billionaire donors in their fourth Maine Senate debate before the Nov. 3 election.

Personal attacks fly as Sullivan, Peltola spar over corruption, character and controversy

Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola traded sharp attacks over corruption, staffing allegations, and military spending in their fiery final Alaska Senate debate.

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...

Confirmations in the Lame Duck

Looking at the current list of nominations in committee, there’s plenty of work to be done.

Trump admin sued over alleged illegal collection of sensitive voter data from 47 states

A lawsuit alleges DHS collected voter files from 47 states and combined them with commercial datasets, violating federal privacy safeguards.

White House press secretary Katie Zacharia defends her legal background and short first briefing

New White House press secretary Katie Zacharia on Thursday defended her legal background and justified her truncated inaugural briefing as she navigates a rocky first week as the president's chief spokeswoman.

‘Shut up’: Senate debate between Troy Jackson and Susan Collins in Maine gets heated

Democratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson told Republican Sen. Susan Collins to "shut up" during a heated final Maine U.S. Senate debate that also included an interruption from a data center protester.

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