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The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics

Every week political cartoonists throughout the country and across the political spectrum apply their ink-stained skills to capture the foibles, memes, hypocrisies and other...

House education chair backs Trump move to abolish federal agency

The chair of the House Education and Workforce Committee spoke with Fox News Digital this week about the possibility of President Trump abolishing the Department of Education.

Top Dem governor issues order aiming to help fill ‘critical’ state jobs as DOGE cuts federal bureaucracy

Pennsylvania Democrat Gov. Josh Shapiro announced an effort to fill hundreds of state job openings while DOGE is trimming federal bureaucracy, while also focusing on the private sector.

GOP senator reveals strategy to push Trump’s policies through Congress: ‘I believe in the agenda’

Republican Sen. Rick Scott of Florida speaks with Fox News Digital on the sidelines of his policy summit to help pass the Trump agenda. The senator says he’s doing "everything he can" to turn the president's proposals into law.

Musk amplifies campaign urging Trump to pardon convicted George Floyd killer Derek Chauvin

A conservative website is calling for President Trump to pardon Derek Chauvin, arguing that the former Minneapolis police officer was wrongly convicted of killing George Floyd in a case that galvanized the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests and riots.

‘Power grab’: Judge lectures Trump over firing of labor board member

A federal judge unloaded on President Trump in a ruling Thursday calling his firing of a member of the National Labor Relations Board a "power grab," "flat wrong" and "a blatant violation of the law."

Zero stars for Zero Day

A good political thriller is more precious than jewels, the Good Book says. Or it should, anyway, given that bad ones, like the poor, will always be with us. Who today would sit willingly through 2006’s The Sentinel, in which a there-for-the-paycheck Michael Douglas conducts a steamless affair with first lady Kim Basinger? Or Charlie […]

What we can learn about AI from Jewish myth

It was a scorching day in June 1965, and Israel’s pioneering Weizmann Institute of Science in the southern hamlet of Rehovoth was unveiling only the second computer the fledgling Jewish state had ever seen. But in selecting a speaker for the ceremony, the institute’s chairman didn’t invite a mathematician, a scientist, or an engineer. Instead, […]

Lent in moderation

Lent is supposed to be a time of reflection and contemplation, but only if you do it right. And I can already say with confidence, barely a few days into this Lenten Season, that I am doing it wrong. In the first place, I ate a sandwich tonight at around 8 p.m., which was one […]

Congress must deep-six deepfake porn

An unfortunate byproduct of technological advancement is that there are new ways of being terrible to one another.  Deepfake AI-generated pornography is the latest from the high-tech frontier in human cruelty. It produces images and videos that superimpose a real person’s face on bodies engaging in sexual acts. The resulting content is startling and gets […]

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