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Our Operation Spider Web drone attack proves no one should count Ukraine out

Our Operation Spider Web drone attack caused billions in losses for Putin, proving that Ukraine does, in fact, hold some cards while Putin lacks...

Trump asks Supreme Court to allow firings at Education Department

President Trump can't shut down the Education Department without getting the approval of Congress, his top Supreme Court lawyer acknowledged in arguments to the justices on Friday.

Sen. Grassley says Biden DOJ gave Soros-backed group $7 million

Taxpayers' money has flowed to a George Soros-backed organization that defends illegal immigrants and works with prosecutors to advocate for fewer prosecutions and lesser jail sentences, the Senate's senior Republican, Charles E. Grassley, charged in a new report.

Migrants from Biden’s border surge were a net drain on state budgets

The illegal immigrants who flooded the country under President Biden were a losing proposition for states and localities, which paid out nearly twice as much in increased costs for school and public safety as the migrants paid in taxes.

Annual Washington-area Salvadoran festival canceled for fear of ICE raids

Organizers have canceled the 20th Festival Salvadorenisimo, scheduled for September in Gaithersburg, Maryland, for fear of raids by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

News rating agencies under federal scrutiny for colluding to shut down conservative outlets

The Federal Trade Commission is investigating whether advertisers and companies that claim to rate media fairness are illegally colluding to instigate advertiser boycotts to silence conservative media.

How the Trump-Musk split affects the administration’s social policy

President Donald Trump‘s recent split with Tesla CEO Elon Musk is the edge, or maybe just the hope, for which more traditional conservatives in the party have been waiting. This is especially true in the buildup to the administration’s release of policy recommendations for in vitro fertilization. Trump’s “baby boom” plans saw particular amplification under […]

Mission possible: An alternative to facial recognition technology 

The use of facial recognition technology poses significant national security risks due to its vulnerability to AI and deepfakes, and the United States should explore moving away from facial recognition and toward new technology.

Nearly 100 House Democrats urge RFK Jr. to restore millions in family planning grants

Nearly 100 House Democrats are calling on Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to restore tens of millions of dollars in federal family planning grants to more than a dozen organizations that have been frozen for more than two months.  In a letter to Kennedy sent Friday and seen first by The Hill,...

Democrats lost voters’ trust. They need a new radical center wing to win it back.

Main Street spoke in 2024, and we are going to listen. 

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