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Why Kimberly Guilfoyle Should Not Be Ambassador to Greece

Guilfoyle has had a wide-ranging career, but little experience connecting to representing the U.S. government in Greece.

Cornell and the Modern Sexual ‘Contract’

We’ve lost the confidence to say that some kinds of sex ought not to...

Trump lauds Rogers for hammering El-Sayed on Michigan debate stage

President Trump commended Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers for his debate performance Thursday night against Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, calling it an obliteration.

Mamdani wrote an Oct. 7 statement. He erased the Jews

In counterintelligence, you learn to read a document twice: once for what it says, and once for what hides between the words and between the paragraphs. The second reading usually tells you more. On Oct. 7, the third anniversary of the Hamas massacre in southern Israel, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani released a four-paragraph […]

The Pentagon is spending billions to quantum-proof satellites that will still take orders from a ghost

Imagine a military satellite reconnecting after hours without a ground link. An update arrives bearing a valid digital signature. During the blackout, however, the credential behind that signature was revoked on Earth. The signature still checks out. Should the satellite install the update? That is the overlooked test for the Pentagon’s postquantum transition. Stronger cryptography […]

Watch Where GOP-Supporting Groups Choose to Spend Their Money

Funding is finite (albeit large), and if a group stops spending money somewhere . . . that’s usually a bad sign for that candidate.

The Supreme Court Should Close the Racial-Proxy Loophole

The stakes extend far beyond one Maryland school district.

Where is James Talarico? Ken Paxton says Democrat is MIA

When Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico took a break from the campaign trail to recover from the flu, his GOP opponent, Ken Paxton, pounced.

Food and Drug Administration expects decision on abortion pill in March

The Trump administration said it expects to complete a study of the abortion pill in December and draft a report on the results by March, as it tries to decide how the drug should be made available.

Trump interrupted by protesters as he fights to rally Texas voters behind Paxton in U.S. Senate race

President Trump, facing protesters and a poor political climate, fought to rally Texas voters behind Senate candidate Ken Paxton on Wednesday night in a bid to stave off sweeping Democratic victories in the nation's most populous red state.

Trump: ‘I love Alabama,’ but Hurricane Isaias may crash his Tuscaloosa football date

The midterm elections are looming and the first hurricane of the Atlantic Season is menacing the Gulf Coast.

Marco Rubio refuses to comment on Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle allegations

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday flatly refused to comment on a new report alleging that U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle engaged in improper and possibly illegal conduct before taking up her post.

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...

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