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Democratic socialist backed by Bernie Sanders ousts Providence, Rhode Island mayor

Rhode Island Rep. David Morales, 27, defeated Providence Mayor Brett Smiley by 8 points after campaigning on rent stabilization and housing justice.

WATCH: Ilhan Omar refuses to address police raid on home her son shares with felon roommate

Ilhan Omar ignored a reporter's questions about a police raid on her son's Minneapolis home that uncovered multiple firearms and ammunition.

Presidential flip? GOP insider predicts Trump change of mind on key AI policy ahead of midterms

Trump ally Amy Kremer predicts President Donald Trump will shift on AI data centers after hearing from Americans on the midterm campaign trail.

End NYC’s foie-gras ban before it takes effect

As the city’s 2019 ban on foie gras sales kicks in after years of...

Back-to-school in Mamdani’s NYC means back to the same old failure — it’s all in the plan

When an institution repeatedly states its priorities and acts accordingly, believe it. Academic excellence...

Trump’s PAC channels midterm spending through new pop-up group

President Trump's political operation appears to be channeling major midterm spending through a newly formed group, called a pop-up PAC because it won't have to reveal its funding until late in the cycle.

Trump says Iran war will end after midterm elections, as fighting continues in in Strait of Hormuz

President Trump said Wednesday he believes the Iran war will end shortly after the midterm elections in November.

Feds move to shut down Chinese cyberscam factory

The federal government has seized a Chinese-run online scammers' marketplace, blocked more than $50 million in laundered cryptocurrency, slapped sanctions on the operators and sent a strike force to Madagascar to help close 13 scam compounds.

Trump’s PAC channels midterm spending through new pop-up group

President Trump's political operation appears to be channeling major midterm spending through a newly formed group, called a pop-up PAC because it won't have to reveal its funding until late in the cycle.

America backslides on Sept. 11’s hard lessons about IDs, intel agencies and ports of entry

A quarter-century after 9/11, the consensus around securing IDs is fraying, and the same is true for other security lessons from the worst terrorist attack in U.S. history.

Feds move to shut down Chinese cyberscam factory

The federal government has seized a Chinese-run online scammers' marketplace, blocked more than $50 million in laundered cryptocurrency, slapped sanctions on the operators and sent a strike force to Madagascar to help close 13 scam compounds.

Top Republican names who he says is really leading Democrats — and it’s not Schumer or Jeffries

Top Senate Republican Rick Scott claims Chuck Schumer isn't leading Democrats — saying AOC, Zohran Mamdani and Hassan Piker call the shots.

Florida sues Netflix, alleges streamer tracked children after promising families privacy

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier alleges Netflix secretly harvested children's behavioral data to build the ad business it vowed never to create.

Radical leftist podcaster viciously attacks Melania Trump in graphic curse-laden rant

Podcaster Jennifer Welch called first lady Melania Trump "an absolutely horrific person" in a profanity-laden rant targeting the Trump family.

Rubio designates Ecuadorian gang linked to drug trafficking a terrorist group

Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the designation during a visit to Quito, accusing Los Tiguerones of aiding cartels and attacking civilians, police and journalists.

Emergency slide sparks questions on Trump’s new Air Force One before president reveals why

An emergency slide deployed from the Qatar-gifted Boeing 747 at Joint Base Andrews before Trump explained it was part of a routine safety check.

‘Alien harboring’ accusations fly as DC-area county spends taxpayer funds to blunt ICE

A Virginia county faces fire for a new policy providing taxpayer-funded grants to families of illegal immigrants whose breadwinner was deported by ICE.

Georgetown Event on Protecting Kids from (Anti-)Social Media

Next Thursday, September 17—Constitution Day—I’ll be taking part in an event at Georgetown University titled “Social Media, Children, and the Constitution.”

American Colleges Should Revive Foreign Language Study

Some college leaders seem to prefer woke programs stressing ‘international citizenship.’

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