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Get them rewrite! Debt-ceiling deal fails to fix DC

Another short period of political uncertainty is far better than taking another giant step towards national financial ruin.

The Bud Light meltdown is good for America

Some corporation had to show how woke marketing could cost an iconic American brand dearly in terms of its image, its sales and its...

Chicago doubles-down on coddling criminals, and more people die

Memorial Day weekend in Chicago resulted in the deadliest one since 2015 with 11 people killed and 46 wounded.

The Hot Reaction of Fiscal Cons

What did the fiscal conservatives expect to come out of a debt-ceiling deal?

‘There Will Be No Compromise’: DeSantis Responds to GOP Critics of Disney Fight in Campaign Kickoff

DeSantis blasted Republican critics who have argued that it was executive overreach and a violation of free-market principles.

In Iowa, DeSantis starts throwing punches back at Trump

The gloves haven't fully come off yet, but Ron DeSantis is loosening up the laces.

Border Patrol chief to retire amid border chaos

Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz will retire at the end of next month, leaving the agency after overseeing the most chaotic border in modern American history.

Climate activists target Schumer, top Biden energy official over West Virginia pipeline

The approval of West Virginia's Mountain Valley Pipeline included in the debt-limit deal by President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is spurring action from climate protesters.

CBO: Biden-McCarthy debt-limit deal will cut deficit by $1.5 trillion, increase food stamp enrollees

The Congressional Budget Office estimates the deal struck by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy will axe $1.5 trillion from the deficit over the next decade, while increasing the total number of individuals relying on food stamps despite new work requirements.

Manhattan prosecutors fight to keep Trump criminal case in state court

Ten months before Donald Trump is scheduled to stand trial in his historic New York City criminal case, Manhattan prosecutors are in a tug of war with the former president's legal team over precisely where he will be tried.

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