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Mandatory jail time for fraud vs. taxpayers? Absolutely

Epic fraud, epic prison term. That sounds about right.

Latest MacArthur Park bust reveals homeless nonprofit failure

How are LA's homeless to escape addiction and poverty if the nonprofit organizations that...

Castro charges tighten Trump’s noose on anti-American corruption

President Trump is using justice — some of it long delayed — as an...

Chelsea Handler isn’t just petty and hypocritical — now she thinks she’s a white savior

Something miraculous happened in the wake of the ruthless Kevin Hart Netflix roast.

Trump on more Epstein files: ‘NO MORE’

President Trump railed against the release of more documents relating to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein after the Justice Department said it had found more, but it would take weeks to release.

Most shocking examples of Chinese espionage uncovered by the US this year: ‘Just the tip of the iceberg’

A string of Chinese-linked espionage cases made public in 2025 spans toxin smuggling, U.S. troop recruitment and hacking that hit both the public and private sectors.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—December 27

1988—In Blum v. Witco Chemical Corp., federal district judge H. Lee Sarokin reconsiders whether to enhance an attorney’s fee award by a multiplier to compensate plaintiffs’ attorneys...

Who Is the Radical?

Muslim jihadists’ actions are consistent with centuries-old sharia law.

50 Years After the Edmund Fitzgerald, It’s Time to Fix American Shipbuilding

More U.S.-built cargo ships would help revitalize the country’s industrial landscape.

The Left’s Hypocrisy Problem with Energy and Affordability

Democrats talk a big game on bringing down costs, but in reality, their energy approach raises the price of everything.

‘Perception vs. reality’: Trump’s economy picks up speed — but voters aren’t buying it yet

Economist Stephen Moore says economic momentum is building under President Donald Trump, but lingering voter pessimism and cost-of-living concerns are creating a messaging challenge.

Tiny Pacific nation to take up to 75 deportees as Trump administration accelerates mass removals

Palau, a small Pacific nation with 18,000 residents, agreed to accept U.S. deportees to address labor shortages. The deal includes millions in aid.

Heritage Foundation restocks after wave of scholars defect to Pence-led group

The Heritage Foundation wasted no time filling some of the vacancies left by its departing scholars and staffers, taking an upbeat tone despite the recent defections to a rival conservative organization led by former Vice President Mike Pence.

Joe Rogan shocked by Trump’s White House plaque disparaging Biden: ‘It’s all crazy’

Joe Rogan, a popular podcaster, is questioning President Trump's recent decisions to post plaques in the White House criticizing his predecessors, replace former President Joseph R. Biden's portrait with an autopen and blame Hollywood director Rob Reiner's murder on his anti-Trump views.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is pregnant with a baby girl

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is having a baby.

White House to share ballroom plans with commission in January

The White House will present its ballroom plans to the National Capital Planning Commission at a meeting next month.

California auditor finds millions in wasted dollars in state agencies

The California State Auditor's office found that several agencies wasted, misused or failed to report over $5 million in funds.

Misspelled learning center, no children inside: Emmer presses Walz over Minnesota daycare tied to $4M

A YouTuber confronted a Minnesota daycare that can't spell "learning" but reportedly got $4 million in taxpayer funds amid a growing fraud scandal.

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