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Convicted felon Hunter Biden’s presence advising the president may hurt Biden’s ability to deride Trump

Hunter Biden, President Biden's son and convicted felon, advises his father amid controversy, potentially undermining Biden's stance against Trump's criminal record on the campaign trail.

Let freedom ride: Biking from Auschwitz shows Poland is safer for Jews than NY

America's proud freedom of religious faith is crumbling today in the face of antisemitic violence — contrasting, in profound irony, with a country where...

Gen Z patriotism is at a record low — and here’s why no one should be surprised

A Gallup poll from last year found that, while four in 10 American adults overall say they are extremely proud to be an American,...

Will Colleges Use AI to Sneak in Racial Preferences?

Most American colleges are so obsessed with ‘diversity’ that they’re apt to do all they can to evade the Supreme Court’s decision that racial...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—July 4

1776—The Declaration of Independence is a stirring statement of America’s creed, but is it also a sexist and xenophobic document? Defending the Supreme Court’s...

Electric Vehicles: Shocked by a ‘Congestion’ Tax

If London’s congestion tax, which has risen at a rate far outpacing inflation since its introduction, was ever about congestion, that has long since...

Biden Hanging by a Thread

The chances of Kamala Harris being the nominee are increasing by the day and maybe the hour.

An Unaccountable Government Threatens Us Once More This Fourth of July

It is long past time for Congress to reassert the powers the Founders gave us to restrain federal agencies.

Competition, Not Regulation, Will Control the Cost of Obesity

Getting the government out of the way so that market forces and innovation can set the course is the best recipe for a less...

Biden bestows Medal of Honor on Union soldiers who helped hijack train in Confederate territory

President Joe Biden on Wednesday awarded the Medal of Honor for conspicuous gallantry to two Union soldiers who stole a locomotive deep in Confederate territory during the Civil War and drove it north for 87 miles as they destroyed railroad tracks and telegraph lines.

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