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Everything before the ‘But’ . . .

If we observe the rule, we must dismiss the administration’s nod to the value of dispatching with a figure implicated in the slaughter of...

Do Women Vote Based on Vibes?

The GOP should at least try to understand this group and recruit them, rather than dismissing them as a lost cause.

The Perils of Politics as Trolling

Vance, and the GOP ticket, are now paying the price for the style of rhetoric adopted during the Trump era.

Divided Sixth Circuit Panel Rejects First Amendment Challenge to School’s Transgender Pronoun Policy

The Sixth Circuit ruled that parents and students were not entitled to injunctive relief on their First Amendment claim.

Can Republicans Beat Kamala Harris and the Media?

The press makes itself vulnerable when it attempts to alter the course of events rather than simply report on them.

Kamala Would Be an Idiot Not to Pick Shapiro

If Shapiro helps by, say, 20,000 votes in the Keystone State, that could be meaningful.

Butler rally was the first time Secret Service provided its own countersnipers to protect Trump

The July 13 rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, was the first time the Secret Service provided its own countersnipers to protect former President Donald Trump as he campaigns for a second term, the agency's acting director said Friday.

DHS suspends ‘parole’ program amid rampant fraud

The Department of Homeland Security has temporarily shut down its most prominent "parole" program that allows unauthorized migrants to skip the border and fly directly to U.S. airports after revelations of massive fraud.

Locked in online: Harris wins the nomination in a virtual vote by party delegates

Vice President Kamala Harris won the Democratic presidential nomination this week after thousands of party delegates completed an unusual online vote that will lock her in on the top of their ticket weeks before the party's national convention begins.

Senate Democrat pushes bill to undo Supreme Court’s Chevron ruling, wants feds to have more power

Sen. Ron Wyden introduced legislation Friday that would upend the Supreme Court's recent ruling giving judges power over administrative agency decision-making.

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