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This is conservative activist Robby Starbuck’s secret trick to getting companies to drop DEI

Before President Donald Trump ended federal DEI programs by executive order, Robby Starbuck ended them at some companies merely by using the power of...

Progressive politicians want more housing in NYC — so why are they making it so hard to add apartments in Midtown?

There is a real issue with the financial feasibility of the Midtown South Mixed-Use Plan, which purportedly would result in the creation of about...

Trump goes on offense in courts, sues to end union protections for 1 million feds

Pummeled by a wave of legal challenges, the administration went on offense, filing its own federal lawsuit to carry out President Trump's new executive order against public sector labor unions.

‘Charade’: Federal judge spanks Trump over attempt to wind down consumer watchdog

A federal judge delivered a nasty rebuke Friday to the White House, ordering it to stop trying to wind down the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

New Jersey’s GOP primary for governor could pivot on Trump, a part-time resident

The most important Republican in New Jersey's race for governor this year might well be a part-time resident of Bedminster who burnished his reputation and his brand near the Atlantic City Boardwalk.

Trump increasingly asks the Supreme Court to overrule judges blocking key parts of his agenda

As losses mount in lower federal courts, President Donald Trump has returned to a tactic that he employed at the Supreme Court with remarkable success in his first term.

FDA’s top vaccine official, Peter Marks, resigns in rebuke to RFK Jr.

The Food and Drug Administration's top vaccine official, Peter Marks, says he is resigning because he believes Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy is putting "his misinformation and lies" ahead of good science.

Hegseth joins veterans, generals to mark 80th anniversary of battle of Iwo Jima

A handful of retired Marines -- all in the late 90s or over 100 -- joined Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Japan's Prime Minister Takeru Ishida on Saturday to mark the anniversary of one of the bloodiest battles of World War II in the Pacific that ended 80 years ago this week.

Hegseth joins WWII memorial service on his first trip to Japan and vows to strengthen alliance

U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth praised Saturday the friendship and trust that his country and Japan have developed while attending a memorial service on Iwo Jima to honor those who died in battle during World War II.

Congress must stop Biden’s VA mortgage bailout — before it’s too late 

Left unchecked, the Veterans Affairs Servicing Purchase risks turning veteran homeownership into a costly, unsustainable entitlement, and taxpayers will be left holding the bag. 

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