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Trump’s federal watchdogs are doing the job past IGs let slide — and the old guard hates it

The old watchdog establishment is squawking about President Trump's IGs — not because we're less independent, but because we're more effective.

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Why Is England Suicidal?

Stop rushing to kill. And stop letting advocates pretend otherwise in their sea of...

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SpaceX Is Not the S in ESG

ESG is too valuable to the political, financial, and economic ecosystem it feeds for...

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Starmer to Step Down

The conventional wisdom is that Starmer failed by letting things drift. If only.

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Inflation Is Stealing from Americans, but the Price Stability Act Can Help

By making stable prices the Fed’s sole focus, the act would help protect the...

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Why NATO’s defense spending imbalance lasted for decades

Defense analysts explain why NATO's spending gap persisted for decades and what finally pushed European allies to increase military investments.

Trump expands Turkey ambassador’s diplomatic role, adding Iraq, Syria amid Middle East tensions

President Trump expands Tom Barrack's role to special presidential envoy for Syria and Iraq amid high-stakes Middle East diplomacy with Iran.

What Other Skeletons Are Lurking in Graham Platner’s Closet?

Sexting revelations are the latest in a long line of troublesome details about the Senate candidate’s past.

Wave of voter discontent carries Republican Spencer Pratt into striking distance of L.A. Mayor Bass

Republican Spencer Pratt is trying to ride the political change wave into a two-person runoff against Democratic Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass in California's jungle primary Tuesday.

Graham Platner’s wife campaign video statement responding to infidelity allegations widely panned by critics

Critics rebuke Amy Gertner's video defending husband Graham Platner's Senate bid, saying it confirms rather than denies infidelity allegations.

Platner controversies fuel speculation about little-known Maine ballot replacement provision

As scrutiny of Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner mounts, a Maine law provision could allow the party to replace him after the primary.

Arizona school board member gets backlash after mocking board president with Nazi salute

An Arizona school board member faces resignation calls after appearing to make a Nazi salute and comparing the board president to Hitler afterward.

Trump calls on all future candidates to take cognitive exam, noting perfect score during latest physical

Trump fires back at critics of his health ahead of his 80th birthday, citing a perfect cognitive test score and calling out the 'Dumocrats.'

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—May 31

1990—In an otherwise insignificant case (Shriners Hospitals v. Zrillic), Florida chief justice Rosemary Barkett, completely botching case law governing the federal Equal Protection Clause, asserts...

The New Politics of Resentment

Prosperity is not a fixed pie. States like Florida and Texas understand that.

A Year of Deregulation Ignited an American Nuclear Renaissance

Trump’s May 2025 executive orders have resulted in a productive year for nuclear power.

Not Your Father’s Ferrari . . . but Whose Is It?

Electric vehicles have their place. But probably not in my garage.

The Atheist Roots of Modern Antisemitism

The rejection of biblical religion has seized the unbelieving minds of both cultural elites and populist agitators.

America’s next economic powerhouse may be rising in red-state territory

Texas leads the nation in corporate headquarters relocations with Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin and Houston drawing companies from high-tax blue states.

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