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Republicans renew push to exclude noncitizens from the census that helps determine political power

Some Republicans in Congress are pushing to require a citizenship question on the questionnaire for the once-a-decade census and exclude people who aren't citizens from the count that helps determines political power in the United States.

Italy bars NGO migrant rescue flights from Sicilian airport, says they interfere with coast guard

Italy's aviation authority has barred humanitarian migrant rescue groups from using a Sicilian airport to launch search and rescue flights over the Mediterranean, in the government's latest move to regulate their activities.

House Democrats call on Biden to ‘restore order’ on the border

Over a dozen vulnerable House Democrats this election cycle wrote President Biden to take executive action on the southern border with Mexico.

NPR head a no-show at House hearing on left-wing bias at taxpayer-funded news outlet

The head of NPR will not attend Wednesday's House hearing on liberal bias at the taxpayer-funded news outlet, citing a scheduling conflict.

UCLA’s violent encampment reflects poorly on all state and city ‘leaders’

California, Los Angeles, and University of California, Los Angeles, leaders have all been absent from their posts, making real justice from the clash between terrorist-sympathizing protesters and counterprotesters almost impossible. The Los Angeles Police Department is using facial recognition software to try and identify violent protesters, which is a problem when those protesters are known […]

Russia is losing the South Caucasus

Russia is withdrawing its “peacekeeping forces” from Azerbaijan’s Karabakh region and from the Armenian border. They are no longer needed because the advantages that Moscow gained from a frozen conflict in the South Caucasus could only be maintained for as long as the conflict continued. With Armenia and Azerbaijan moving toward a peace agreement and looking westward […]

Are students protesting because they’re lonely?

Protests at colleges and universities over the war in the Middle East are dominating the news cycle. The sheer ferocity of the protests is alarming to spectators on and off campuses, and it raises the question of whether the student mental health crisis and growth in loneliness have sparked the fervor with which students have […]

Under Democrats’ own standards, Biden’s hold on Israeli aid could prove an impeachable offense

Despite signing a $95 billion foreign aid bill into law more than a fortnight ago, President Joe Biden has reportedly withheld 3,500 bombs that Congress authorized to send to Israel as our democratic ally embarks on its final incursion into the remaining Hamas stronghold of Rafah. The news comes on the heels of the Biden […]

The Biden White House took the wrong lessons from COVID-19

During a time of perceived crisis, who are the best stewards of the truth? If the truth is uncertain, do those stewards have the right to silence those who might contradict them? More fundamentally, do they ever have that right? Those were the legal and philosophical questions at hand at the most recent meeting of the House […]

Kristi Noem must think we’re stupid

Gov. Kristi Noem’s (R-SD) new book launch has not gone well. The autobiography titled No Going Back: The Truth on What’s Wrong with Politics and How We Move America Forward has received harsh criticism for a few excerpts. Since then, Noem has been on the defensive, appearing on various television shows in an effort to smooth things over. […]

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