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Biden to send Congress ‘urgent’ aid request for Israel, Ukraine

President Biden said he is sending to Congress an urgent budget request for military assistance for Ukraine and Israel, in a primetime speech Thursday night laying out the stakes for American leadership on the world stage. The president held back giving a dollar number, but the request is expected to be around $100 billion with...

We law students aren’t surprised campuses are so pro-Hamas

NYU Student Bar Association president Ryna Workman declared, “Israel bears full responsibility for this tremendous loss of life.”

Rush to blame Israel for hospital bombing: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 20, 2023

NY Post readers discuss the left falsely blaming Israel for bombing a hospital in Gaza despite evidence to the contrary.

The green-energy bubble is about to burst — and thanks to Biden, taxpayers will suffer

President Joe Biden has a dream — and it’s about to turn into a nightmare for American taxpayers.

A new generation of hate rises in America

There are some buildings where the penthouse floors look spectacular. But the foundations and the lower floors are rotten. It feels like that at...

The week in whoppers: The NYT echoes terrorists’ lies, Rashida Tlaib doubles-down on disinfo

Both liberal media outlets like the New York Times and elected officials like Rep. Rashida Tlaib shared false news about the war between Israel...

Heritage Action Plans to Sink Any Future Effort to Empower Speaker Pro Tempore McHenry

‘If that were to come to the floor, we would weigh in with our key vote,’ Heritage Action’s Ryan Walker said.

Biden energy loan czar grilled by GOP over potential conflicts of interest: ‘it’s a bad look’

The man installed by President Biden to oversee the Department of Energy's massive loan program faced a barrage of questions from GOP senators Thursday concerned about potential conflicts of interest.

Federal judge again rules that California’s ban on assault weapons is unconstitutional

A federal judge who previously overturned California's three-decade-old ban on assault weapons did it again on Thursday, ruling that the state's attempts to prohibit sales of semiautomatic guns violates the constitutional right to bear arms.

West Virginia official accused of approving $34 million in COVID-19 payments without verifying them

A federal grand jury has indicted a West Virginia state health office manager on charges that he approved more than $34 million in coronavirus pandemic relief payments to a private firm without verifying that the vendor provided goods and services it was under contract to deliver.

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