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One of the world’s hottest industries is sparking a blue-collar jobs boom

AI infrastructure spending is projected to drive U.S. industrial construction to $684 billion by 2031, creating massive demand for skilled trades workers.

Socialist mayoral candidate ignites online mockery for touting basic city service

Los Angeles councilmember Nithya Raman faces online mockery from the right after celebrating a supposed win that critics said led them to question if it was a parody.

Dems derided Trump’s midterm gamble — until he ended up winning big

President Donald Trump's mid-decade redistricting push netted Republicans at least 10 more right-leaning congressional seats ahead of the midterms.

Mail-voting crackdown moves ahead as Trump court win opens door to federal action

Gene Hamilton says federal agencies like USPS can now move forward with Trump's mail-in ballot safeguards after the Supreme Court's ruling.

GOP firebrand targets booming business letting foreigners exploit US citizenship laws

The House Oversight Committee subpoenaed the top doctor at Have My Baby in Miami to testify before Rep. Brandon Gill's panel on birth tourism.

Ohio donut shop workers recount surprise JD Vance encounter that took an unexpected turn

JD Vance invited three employees at Central Pastry Shop to ride in his motorcade to the Cleveland-Cliffs steel mill rally in Middletown, Ohio.

Trump renames Lake Ontario ‘Lake America’ amid intensifying US-Canada trade dispute

President Donald Trump signed an order to rename Lake Ontario as 'Lake America,' asserting the U.S. holds most of its volume as trade tensions with Canada escalate.

DHS fires 3 more FEMA workers after IG report finds crew skipped homes with pro-Trump signs

DHS fired three more FEMA workers after an inspector general report found crews skipped homes with Trump signs during Hurricane Milton relief.

Democrats hand Trump one power they spent years fighting

Senate Democrats voted to give Trump limited tariff authority in exchange for Russia sanctions, a move some warn he could exploit against trade partners.

DOJ announces 81 alleged gang members indicted after Puerto Rico drug trafficking takedown

The FBI and Puerto Rico Police arrested 70 members of LBD for distributing cocaine, fentanyl, heroin and marijuana across the U.S. territory.

12 races scramble Senate battlefield as Democrats eye comeback

Six toss-up senate races could flip the majority before Election Day 2026 as Republicans defend seats in Texas, Iowa, Ohio, Maine, and Alaska.

China-linked hackers infiltrated US government networks before FBI takedown

QTFY hackers breached three Energy Department labs and stole data from over 300 organizations before the FBI seized domains powering their platforms.

AOC’s socialist credentials face fresh scrutiny after glaring 7-year gap surfaces: ‘Very convenient’

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez rejoined the Democratic Socialists of America after her membership lapsed in 2019, sparking debate about her 2028 ambitions.

Even Democrats Are Souring on Higher Education

‘Distrust in higher education, it seems, is no longer a Republican concern.’

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Tells Staff Not to Refer to 9/11 as a Terrorist Attack

When describing the attack, reporters and editors should say that the ‘hijackings led to passenger jet crashes,’ according to the memo.

The Brewing Anti-DSA Backlash in Seattle

Media expect hard-bitten cynicism from their politicians, but that’s not what they’re getting from the Democratic Socialists of America.

Five More Problems America Has Largely Solved

Today, spotlighting more aspects in American life that are getting better.

The ‘Vocabulary’ Is Only a Symptom of the ‘Problem’

The problem Third Way set out to identify endures, and it endures because the left’s linguistic signifiers are only a symptom of it.

Seen, Heard & Whispered: Clarence Thomas was ‘scary’ in law school; ‘affordability’ hits Ned’s Club

Justice Clarence Thomas says those who dislike him and the direction he's led the Supreme Court should blame the snobbish law firms that didn't offer him a job when he emerged from Yale Law School in the 1970s.

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