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Kamala’s vague promise of upcoming interview is an offensive joke

On Thursday, Vice President Kamala Harris said she wanted to "get an interview scheduled before the end of the month."

Dems’ childish obsession with Momala and ‘daddy’ Walz is beyond bizarre

Imagine having a father who is walking this Earth right now, alive and well, and trashing him over politics. Life is too short, family...

This Minnesotan warns: You REALLY don’t want Tim Walz taking his act nationally

As a 50-year resident of Minnesota, I’ve followed vice presidential nominee Tim Walz’s career closely.

How Kamala Harris found a new shortcut to ‘greatness’

As the 20th century writer and strategist James Burnham put it, “Where there is no alternative, there is no problem.”

Kamala Harris Wants You to Know She Is Now a Border Hawk, If You Want Her to Be

But you cannot undo over a quarter-century of political commitment with a 90-day ad blitz.

Trump plane heading to Montana rally was diverted but landed safely, airport staff says

Donald Trump's plane was diverted on its way to Bozeman, Montana, due to a mechanical issue but landed safely in nearby Billings, according to a staff member at the Billings airport.

U.S. cyber agency director sees digital mayhem surrounding election, says officials are prepared

A leading U.S. cyber official is warning that digital disruptions will occur surrounding the November election, but said government officials are prepared to meet the challenge.

White House touts new poll to support Biden’s Supreme Court changes

The White House is touting a new poll that it says shows vast support for President Biden's proposed changes for the Supreme Court, which he announced last month.

Judge grants special counsel’s delay request in Trump’s election fraud case

The federal trial judge overseeing former President Donald Trump's election fraud case in Washington set a hearing for Sept. 5 after special counsel Jack Smith requested more time to review the Supreme Court's immunity ruling.

Ted Cruz says White House diversity efforts leave undersea cables unfunded, vulnerable

Sen. Ted Cruz says the Biden administration in its new budget proposes to slash funding to protect the undersea cables that carry more than 95% of the world's international data even as it seeks to pour more resources into diversity, equity and inclusion programs.

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