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El-Sayed’s liberal agenda clashes with Muslim voters who back him anyway: ‘Male version’ of Ilhan Omar

Muslim voters at an ISNA conference say they plan to back Abdul El-Sayed despite opposing his abortion and LGBTQ stances, citing Trump betrayals.

Fury at Fetterman refutes Democrats’ claim to be a ‘big tent’ party

Ronald Reagan famously said that he didn’t leave the Democrats, the Democrats left him...

Memo to Vance & GOP: You’ll never outspend the left — so stop trying

Last week, the Trump administration floated the idea of redirecting federal child-care aid so...

College Freshmen: If You Care About Justice, Beware the ‘Free Palestine’ Movement

The on-campus narrative will trick you into confusing truth and fiction, victim and aggressor,...

The FDA’s Proposed Drug Ad Rule Is a Blueprint for Violating the First Amendment

Interestingly, FDA’s impending rule has attracted support from the far left.

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UCLA ‘Activist-in-Residence’ Called Modern Medicine ‘White Science,’ Said Private Property Is a ‘Crapitalist Lie’

The university refuses to disclose what exactly she is teaching students or how much she is being paid.

Comedian Druski dons whiteface to mock conservative women

Comedian Druski set social media ablaze Wednesday after posting a sketch on X in which he donned full prosthetics to portray a conservative white woman -- a character so closely associated with Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk that even X's own AI chatbot was fooled.

Platner dominates Maine Democratic primary, leads Collins in potential general election: Poll

Graham Platner leads Gov. Janet Mills by a wide double-digit margin in Maine's Democratic Senate primary, boosted by strong support from men, according to a new poll -- and either Democrat would narrowly edge out Republican Sen. Susan Collins in a general election matchup.

Sanctuary cities become staging area for crime, infect neighboring communities: Oversight report

Sanctuary cities create "staging areas" for illegal immigrant criminals and their violence spills over into neighboring jurisdictions that do try to cooperate with federal authorities, the House Oversight and Reform Committee said in a new report Thursday.

Assessing the damage: U.S. faces hurdles in determining whether bombed Iranian sites truly destroyed

The U.S. faces hurdles in conducting "battle damage assessments" of its strikes against key targets in Iran, raising questions about whether the Islamic republic's military infrastructure has been destroyed permanently or if Tehran retains the capacity to rebuild it after the current conflict ends.

DOJ says ICE gave court wrong policy on arrests at immigration courthouses

Department of Justice lawyers have told a federal judge that ICE provided wrong information about the deportation agency's policy on arrests at immigration courthouses -- information that was used by a judge in a major ruling last year.

Trump Justice Department settles social media censorship case against Biden administration

The Justice Department reached a settlement agreement in a lawsuit alleging that the Biden administration pressured social media companies to remove or suppress disfavored speech by American citizens.

WATCH: Dems go silent, pull Women’s Month resolution after GOP asks for simple definition

Pennsylvania House Democrats pulled a Women's History Month resolution after a GOP amendment sought to define 'woman,' sparking laughter on the floor.

Trump lashes out at ‘sick’ Iranian leaders, confirms estimated timeline for ending war

NATO failed a test by not joining the U.S. military operation against Iran, President Donald Trump said during a Thursday Cabinet meeting.

Reporter’s Notebook: GOP’s ‘favorite bill’ faces reality check as Senate stalls on SAVE America Act

Senate Republicans are using the SAVE America Act as a messaging tool, but the voter ID bill lacks the votes to pass and faces a likely punt.

24 states back challenge to transgender inmate surgery ruling with nationwide stakes

Idaho and Indiana AGs argue the Eighth Amendment doesn't require states to fund gender reassignment surgery for prison inmates in a Ninth Circuit brief.

GOP lawmaker aims radical new transparency measures ahead of 2026 election

A new GOP bill would cut federal funding to states that refuse to disclose private election vendor contracts and foreign ties in a major transparency effort ahead of the 2026 elections.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—March 26

1997—After two decades of school-desegregation litigation in Jenkins v. Missouri, federal district judge Russell G. Clark issues his final order in the case. Clark’s desegregation...

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