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Letitia James’ ‘fair’ Cornell rape probe vow collides with accused aide’s ‘quiet’ exit

New York Attorney General Letitia James faces recusal demands in the Cornell 7 case after publicly expressing support for Jane Doe before the probe.

Americans draw the line at livestreaming ‘spectacle’ of Fort Hood shooter’s execution: ‘It’s an abomination’

Americans blast Pete Hegseth's plan to livestream convicted Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan's firing squad execution as "absolutely absurd" and dangerous.

GOP governor candidate skips debate against former Biden advisor, replaced by empty podium

Georgia Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson did not attend a debate, leaving Democratic rival Keisha Lance Bottoms next to an empty podium at the event.

What to Make of the Trump DOJ’s Investigation of Ilhan Omar

Here, I find myself rooting against both sides.

Kushner Faces the Wrath of the ‘Flamingo Revolution’

Having the president’s son-in-law gallivanting around the globe and negotiating lucrative private real estate...

SC Dem Senate candidate claims she will stand up to her party as Graham ties her to ‘socialist Democrats’

Democratic South Carolina U.S. Senate candidate Annie Andrews and Republican Sen. Darline Graham clashed during a U.S. Senate election debate.

Drag queens, trans pastor, abortion rallies: Inside Dem governor hopeful’s progressive church

Rob Sand regularly attended Plymouth Congregational United Church of Christ, which has hosted drag queen concerts and invited a transgender pastor.

Federal agents raid Ilhan Omar’s DC home amid immigration fraud investigation

Rep. Ilhan Omar's home was the subject of a pre-dawn HSI raid.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 12

1985—In a speech at Georgetown law school, Justice William J. Brennan Jr. attempts to defend his judicial career of misinterpreting the Constitution to entrench...

AI Does Not Need a ‘Nuclear Freeze’

The U.S. should not give in to Chinese efforts to scare us away from AI development.

Do We Do Death for Sport?

Mercy, justice, and an examination of conscience.

Our Economic Past Was Not Always Greener

While many commentators are nostalgic for the glory days of yesteryear, families are richer today and can afford to buy more than ever before.

Congress’s $2 Trillion Problem

While lawmakers were out campaigning, Americans received grim news on the federal deficit.

Immigration enforcement officials search Ilhan Omar’s home in pre-dawn raid

Rep. Ilhan Omar's home was the subject of a pre-dawn HSI raid.

Trump’s backyard is quietly transforming into ‘Silicon Valley South’ as wealthy Americans flock in

Palm Beach is drawing tech giants and Wall Street executives, says real estate expert Margit Brandt, who compares the region to Silicon Valley.

Americans clash over Supreme Court expansion as fight over 9 justices heats up: ‘Let’s pack it now’

Americans on Capitol Hill share divided views on SCOTUS expansion, court packing, and term limits as lawmakers debate the Supreme Court's future.

MAGA Inc. plots final midterm money moves

MAGA Inc. is planning to trim the map in a homestretch bid to cling to power in November.The President Donald Trump-aligned super PAC, with...

Senate Republican settles six-year-old campaign bill after being called out on social media

After the founder of Holly's Sweet Treats called out Sen. Roger Marshall's campaign for stiffing her company on a 2020 purchase, the debt was paid off.

EXCLUSIVE: Inside LA’s homeless hellscape — unlikely critics blast Dems as GOP hopeful tours Skid Row

Steve Hilton walked through Skid Row's homeless encampments, accusing California's Democratic leaders of fueling the crisis with billions in spending.

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