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Old clip resurfaces as Mamdani takes heat for claiming Muslim victimhood after 9/11

NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani faces criticism over a resurfaced 2020 video where he claims to be a victim of anti-Muslim discrimination after 9/11.

Swalwell demands 2028 Dem candidates vow to destroy Trump’s White House ballroom project

Rep. Swalwell demands 2028 Democratic candidates pledge to destroy Trump's new White House ballroom on day one, creating controversy over presidential renovations.

First time voting? Here is the ultimate guide to ballot boxes, critical issues on Election Day

Virginia governor race dominated by transgender issues and murder-text scandal as voters head to polls in crucial off-year elections across four states.

The 5 longest government shutdowns in history: What happened, how they ended

The government has shut down 21 times since 1977, and Congress is still breaking records for the longest fiscal standoffs.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 26

1999—The Montana supreme court rules (in Armstrong v. State) that a state law that allows only licensed physicians to perform abortions violates the state...

A Less Perfect Union

Abaraonye’s refusal to resign as president-elect of the Oxford Union has brought the Union to the brink of disaster.

The Media’s Nazi-Symbol Hunters Take a Holiday

Outlets that have engaged in a decades-long moral panic over alleged Nazi symbols from the right suddenly decide to show grace in the case...

Why William F. Buckley Jr.’s Gratitude Remains Relevant in 2025

Buckley’s civic debt ethic draws from thinkers like Aristotle, who framed gratitude not as sentimental piety but as a mechanism preserving free societies.

Virginia GOP warns of ‘California East,’ as Democrats dream of total control of Richmond

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has vetoed more than 350 bills approved by the Democrat-led General Assembly, exercising conservative restraint over the commonwealth's legislative activity.

Trump says he’s targeting Democrats’ programs, but the suffering is bipartisan 

The impact of gutting federal agencies will be felt by Americans throughout the country, while falling disproportionately on lower-income individuals and families — millions of whom voted for him. 

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