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Biden, pausing another summer vacation, flies to Maui to view wildfire devastation

President Biden interrupted another summer vacation Monday to visit Maui in the Hawaiian Islands, where wildfires killed at least 114 people in Lahaina and left many more missing and feared dead.

Stolen, rigged and illegitimate: Democrats’ long history of objecting to election results

Democrats from Hillary Clinton to Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams and dozens of congressional lawmakers have a decadeslong history of objecting to state and federal election results and have attempted to block every Republican presidential winner since 2000.

The establishment wants Trump to be the nominee and DeSantis to lose

One of the biggest takeaways from the early parts of the GOP primary is that former President Donald Trump is the candidate favored by the establishment, and that Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is the one the establishment wants to destroy.

Democrats use ‘climate change’ as an excuse for their incompetence

The Democratic Party’s obsession with climate change is nothing more than an excuse to promote its economic agenda and to excuse Democratic incompetence in the face of natural disasters. The latter is on display in Hawaii.

A new look at Iowa

A NEW LOOK AT IOWA. The first Republican debate of the 2024 presidential primaries will be held Wednesday in Milwaukee. But the first votes, of course, will be cast in Iowa. Now, a new survey from the leading pollster in Iowa gives us a picture of how the race stands there. In particular, it sheds light on how likely Republican caucusgoers view former President Donald Trump's legal problems, in the form of four indictments and 91 felony counts.

Not every right-wing foreign leader is Donald Trump

If you believe the legacy media, the world has more than two famous Donald Trumps in politics.

Gen Z hires need a better work ethic

Employers are skeptical about hiring recent college grads, with 40% of business leaders saying they “believe recent college grads are unprepared for the workforce.” But there are a few habits recent college grads can develop that will make them more desirable to hire.

It’s time for medical authoritarians to trust the science

Students at Rutgers University face disenrollment next month if they don’t comply with the school’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate, which requires all students to receive their primary shot(s) as well as the booster.

Why we need to choose school choice 

You probably didn’t learn about Gouverneur Morris in school, but you know his work. As one of our nation’s Founding Fathers, Morris penned the preamble to the Constitution. Suppose any curriculum out there does mention him. In that case, it will teach he believed the only hope of guarding our fledgling nation against “the extremes of despotism...

Barricades around Fulton County courthouse to remain in place until after Trump, defendants surrender 

The barricades put in place around the Fulton County courthouse will remain installed until after former President Trump and the 18 other defendants charged in the Georgia election case surrender this week. The Fulton County Sheriff’s Office announced Friday that the barricades near the courthouse will remain up until Saturday — one day after the...

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