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Debt deal shows Democrats are the party of freeloaders

On Wednesday night, the House passed legislation to raise the nation’s borrowing limit and cap future spending.

Progressives have eroded safety and fueled tragic cases of self-defense

Charles Foehner, the senior citizen Kew Gardens resident who shot and killed his would-be mugger early Wednesday morning, will face weapons charges and nothing...

The Economy: Where’s the Beef?

Recent jobs numbers came with some footnotes.

Riley Gaines Praises Ron DeSantis as a Leader Who Has ‘Drawn the Line,’ Protected Women’s Sports

Gaines endorsed the Florida governor for president on Thursday and introduced him at a Friday night rally in Greenville, in the deep-red upstate region...

Hagerty Raises Questions about Biden Admin’s China Export Controls

Some issues had gone overlooked in the conversation about the Biden administration’s drive to seek further engagement with China.

Trump Congratulates Kim Jong Un for North Korea’s Admission to WHO Executive Board

Most other Western observers have condemned the WHO’s move as a farce.

Biden hails debt bill as bipartisan achievement in prime-time address

President Biden hailed a congressional bill to resolve the U.S. debt crisis and avert a disastrous economic default as evidence of his ability to compromise and proof that bipartisan solutions can still be found in an increasingly divided Washington.

Interruption of children’s choir singing national anthem at U.S. Capitol stokes furor

A children's choir singing the national anthem at the U.S. Capitol had its performance interrupted by Capitol police who said "demonstrations" are not allowed, according to the choir's director.

Russia’s war on Ukraine risks ‘cultural genocide,’ experts warn

Two weeks after Russian President Vladimir Putin declared the Ukrainian city of Kherson one of “four new regions of Russia,” satellite photographs captured two Russian trucks hauling away roughly 10,000 artifacts from the Kherson Regional Art Museum. While Putin may have said he was taking what was his, Smithsonian Distinguished Scholar and ambassador-at-large Richard Kurin...

Ford recalls more than 140K SUVs over fire risk related to sensors

Ford Motor Co. announced on Friday that it is recalling more than 140,000 of its vehicles over a risk of their battery monitor sensor overheating and possibly catching fire. The company said in a statement that customers who own certain Lincoln MKC vehicles from model years 2015 to 2019 should park their vehicles outside and...

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