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Pence comes out swinging at Trump following Jan 6 indictment: ‘Should never be president’

Former Vice President Mike Pence came out swinging at former President Donald Trump following his indictment on charges related to Jan. 6 and efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

Don’t just warn NYC, Mayor Adams — DO SOMETHING to stop the migrant tide

Mayor Eric Adams warns that the migrant crisis is coming to every neighborhood as the city runs out of places to house the influx...

Biden crime family: Democrats, media resort to ‘nothing to see’

With neither the facts nor the law on their side, Democrats and much of the media have fallen back on simply insisting there’s just...

Feds hired NY health czar who defended deadly nursing-home order

Former Health Commissioner Howard Zucker — who defended the Cuomo-Hochul administration’s disastrous COVID-19 nursing-home policy — has failed upward and now serves in a...

Midtown’s chaotic refugee camp proves disorder is Democrats’ only migrant ‘plan’

If you want to know how Donald J. Trump could once again become President Trump, look at the images that New York is broadcasting...

White House wars on free speech, voters want election integrity and other commentary

Three-fourths of voters think in-person voting is better than mailed-in ballots, and two-thirds “support terminating no-excuse mail voting” as long as two full weeks...

Our two-party political system is broken — we need more competition

The group No Labels is working to gain ballot access for a potential independent unity ticket in the 2024 presidential election.

Fitch Ratings Agency Downgrades U.S. Long-Term Credit Rating

The ratings agency said ‘erosion of governance,’ citing the protracted debt ceiling fight in June, was a reason for the downgrade.

Pence warns Trump indictment shows it’s time to move on, look to the future

Former Vice President Mike Pence said the latest Trump indictment sends a clear message that "anyone who puts himself over the Constitution should never be President of the United States."

Electricity providers beg Biden not to shutter power plants in the name of climate change

Regional electricity providers tasked with keeping America's lights on warned Tuesday that the Biden administration must delay the retirement of fossil fuel power plants to give renewables time to catch up -- or else risk major energy shortfalls.

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