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Byron Donalds says he is not a ‘yes man’ to Trump

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Not even Nobel Prize winners can save the ‘billionaire tax’

You can usually tell a controversial idea like the "billionaire tax" is bad when...

Federal raids affirm it — LA gets an F on homelessness

Finally: Some meaningful progress on cleaning up Skid Row.

In bustling Los Angeles, we need more ‘side quests’

I have decided I need more side quests.

Collins, Jackson trade corruption barbs during Maine Senate debate

Republican Sen. Susan Collins and Democratic challenger Troy Jackson accused each other of corruption during a heated debate Thursday in the Maine Senate race, one of the most closely watched midterm contests and one that could determine control of the upper chamber next year.

Letitia James’ underdog rival turns AG’s own playbook against her with scathing 52-count campaign ‘indictment’

Saritha Komatireddy released a 52-count faux indictment against Letitia James, accusing the New York attorney general of neglecting hate crimes and fraud.

Hillary Clinton issues endorsement in US midterm elections

Former U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton endorsed Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan for U.S. Senate as the Democratic candidate runs against Republican Michele Tafoya.

GOP accuses Walz allies of burying $52M Medicaid fraud report before election

Minnesota Republicans accuse Democrats of blocking the full Optum Medicaid fraud report, but DFL lawmakers say DHS has failed to provide it.

Hecklers interrupt Trump Texas rally multiple times

President Donald Trump claimed protesters at his San Antonio rally were paid by enemies of the nation as he urged supporters to back Ken Paxton.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 8

2006—New York Times public editor Byron Calame criticizes Supreme Court reporter Linda Greenhouse for violating the paper’s ethical guidelines by asserting, in a speech at Radcliffe, that...

What Happens When the Demand for Racism Exceeds the Supply

A fake lynching scandal promoted by ‘Squad’ members is one result.

Cornell Pulled the Fire Alarm — Now Somebody Has to Find the Fire

In light of the alleged Jane Doe gang rape, it’s up to the Cornell community to seek real answers based on facts rather than...

House Republican warns CBDC ‘communist money’ could lead US to ‘dystopian’ future

Republican Rep. Warren Davidson of Ohio plans to introduce legislation that seeks to prevent the creation of a central bank digital currency.

Lawsuit accuses Dearborn, Michigan, of being ‘hostile to Christians and Jews’ with Islamic displays

Margot Cleveland's lawsuit accuses Dearborn, Michigan, of displaying Ramadan banners and crescent moons while refusing equal Christian and Jewish symbols.

Biden-era FBI records reveal sprawling Wiles monitoring as buried contacts surface

Declassified documents reveal the FBI tracked at least 39 contacts tied to Susie Wiles, monitoring her calls with attorneys and campaign officials.

Daylight saving time fight isn’t over as House GOP presses Senate to end clock-turning forever

Trump shared Tom Cotton's cell phone number after the Arkansas senator opposed the Sunshine Protection Act for permanent daylight saving time.

Minnesota Senate hopeful warns threat level rising amid rash of Somali gang crime, terror plot

Republican Senate candidate Michele Tafoya warns of rising Somali gang violence and a foiled ISIS-inspired terror plot targeting Mall of America.

Justice Democrats announce new executive director

The progressive political action committee Justice Democrats has appointed Rev. Hodari Williams as its new executive director. The change sets the organization up to...

Jordan emerges as potential next GOP leader if Dems seize House

President Donald Trump's top ally Jim Jordan emerges as a contender for House minority leader as GOP lawmakers brace for a full leadership shakeup.

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