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Why AOC probably should look to advance in 2028

Voters can tell if you don't really need to win — and they like the attitude.

Sen Kennedy says no living politicians should have buildings named after them after Trump’s moves

Sen. John Kennedy has proposed barring living politicians from having buildings named after them as Trump pushes to rename the Kennedy Center.

Are GOP doomers overreacting?

ARE GOP DOOMERS OVERREACTING? This has been the week that a deep sense of pessimism about the upcoming midterm elections set in among Republicans around the country. Not just the political class of consultants and others intimately involved in campaigns — they have been pessimistic for a while, although their sense of foreboding seemed to rise […]

Miranda Devine: Hunter Biden continues to spew ‘laptop from hell’ lies to indulge his new addiction — publicity

Every time Hunter Biden opens his mouth to indulge his newfound addiction to publicity,...

Why I’ll take a moldy California condo over a stately French castle

My husband and I recently put in a low-ball offer, just shy of $700,000...

Why the Republicans Started Panicking This Week

When the national average price of gas is nearly $4.50 a gallon, the president’s party should expect to get crushed in midterm elections.

Taxpayer-funded pro-Trump TV ad campaign grows with new spot, wider reach

The Trump administration on Friday appeared to ramp up its use of U.S. government-funded political advertisements promoting President Donald Trump, airing its second TV ad in three days while expanding its spending on the first to at least $443,000.

Trump eliminates Bessent from list of possible AI czars

President Trump said he has ruled out Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to become his artificial intelligence czar, after several outlets reported he was under consideration for the position.

NYC’s high school affirmative action policy challenged in Supreme Court

A New York City mother has asked the Supreme Court to step in and order her son be allowed to take a seat at the selective Stuyvesant High School, saying he's being blocked by affirmative action policies that punish him for being Asian American.

WATCH: DHS issues stark warning after 300 ‘hostile’ cartel drones detected at southern border

The Department of Homeland Security warned cartels their drones are failing as 378 were detected at the southern border in just over one month.

As Singham faces federal probe, wife marches in anti-Israel protest led by groups he funded

Jodie Evans, wife of tech tycoon Neville Roy Singham, marched alongside People's Forum activists in a four-hour anti-Israel protest through Manhattan.

Leftist protester disrupts Climate Week event by ranting against US military

Code Pink disrupted a Nature Conservancy event at NYC Climate Week, demanding the group address the Pentagon's carbon footprint and military pollution.

New Jersey Lt Gov Dale Caldwell resigns after sexual harassment investigation

NJ Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell resigned after an investigation substantiated sexual harassment and ethics violations, Gov. Mikie Sherrill announced Friday.

Federal illegal voting arrest becomes latest flashpoint in Sherrill’s battles with Trump administration

New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill faces new pressure after ICE and the FBI arrested a Senegalese national accused of voting illegally since 2018.

Reporter’s Notebook: Democrats face an impeachment tractor beam that could derail their affordability message

Like the Millenium Falcon caught in a tractor beam, Hakeem Jeffries and House Democrats face an impeachment pull they may not be able to escape.

Xi praises US state visit ‘perfection’ as Trump calls meetings ‘very productive’

President Donald Trump said Friday that the U.S. and China have "made great strides" after meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the White House.

The Ninth Circuit’s Latest Unpersuasive Attempt to Flout the Second Amendment

The Court should add Yukutake to its Second Amendment docket.

This Is Who the Protesters Are

Celebrities, activists, and politicians blocking roads outside the U.N. made it obvious: they’re on the side of Iran’s brutal theocrats.

SNAP fraud costs agencies $4.29 per dollar lost

For every $1 lost in food stamps through fraud, agencies incur an average of $4.29 in costs, according to a new report.

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