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Musk picks his first GOP warriors as a 2026 money surge takes shape

America PAC spent over $800,000 in 12 days backing Republicans, with Ken Paxton's Texas Senate race receiving the largest share of Elon Musk's cash.

The Lindsay Clancy Trial and America’s Twisted Fascination with Crime

Looking at the lessons from the triple-child-murder case that has transfixed the nation.

When the Horseshoe Isn’t Just a Theory

The left and right have converged on the premise that some prices are inherently wrong.

Petty Caesarism

Why is everyone so scandalized? It’s not like the president’s face isn’t everywhere already.

Ceuta: Still Here?

Thousands of the illegal migrants who poured into the Spanish city are still there.

Trade deficit grew 24% in July as Trump rebuilds tariffs; trade gap is down 30% this year

The U.S. trade deficit grew to $88.6 billion in July, a 24% increase from June, as the country imported goods to fuel the artificial intelligence boom and President Trump worked to rebuild his tariff framework after legal setbacks.

Commerce Secretary Lutnick says he misspoke about Iran war deaths

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said Thursday he misspoke a day earlier when he described the Iran war as an "economic chokeout" in which no U.S. service members had died.

WATCH: Alex Adams looks back on a year reshaping foster care, Head Start and welfare rules

On this episode of "The Sitdown with Alex Swoyer," host Alex Swoyer sits down with Alex Adams, Assistant Secretary for the Administration for Children and Families, marking his first year in office -- covering Head Start reform, the "orphan tax," foster care shortages, migrant children and more.

DHS wrongly deports man for second time in six months

DHS did it again. Six months after wrongly deporting a teen migrant to El Salvador despite a court order prohibiting his removal -- and less than one month after un-deporting and bringing him back -- the Department of Homeland Security admitted to a federal judge that it has now deported the 19-year-old a second time.

Trump’s FINRA for AI sounds odd, but it may be our best shot

Last September, the Washington Examiner published an abolitionist case against the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority and the other self-regulatory organizations Congress has empowered. It argued that SROs are an “administrative state inside the administrative state”: opaque, unaccountable private bodies exercising powers that belong in government. Less than a year later, the Trump administration is reportedly […]

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