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In today’s issue: The Education Department will be dismantled and give states greater autonomy over education, President Trump vowed during a White House event Thursday intended to showcase a partial victory that has eluded conservatives since President Reagan’s administration. An executive order Trump signed will reduce the department to its core federal functions and he...
On the menu: Dems plumb new poll low, Texas GOP braces for bitter Senate primary, 2026’s tiny House map, Do you even politics, bro?, Un-herd-of artist Voting got underway this week in the race for a 10-year term on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Between now and the end of the election on April 1, the...
President Trump is on a collision course with Republican defense hawks over the question of whether the United States should continue its 75-year military leadership of NATO and at what level of commitment. Trump has criticized European allies for years for not contributing more to the military alliance, which was set up in 1949...
The U.S. territory of Puerto Rico, once seen as a safe haven for illegal migrants, has seen ICE raids at an increasing pace since President Donald Trump took office.
Last week’s Formula One Australian Grand Prix was a rollercoaster thrill ride from the warmup lap to the final moments, but can you imagine how hard this year will be for those unfortunate folks at Netflix? After all, the early seasons of Drive To Survive were justifiably lauded for the manner in which the streaming […]
When regulations are killing your business, who you gonna call? Gavin Newsom? The California governor, in one of his many efforts to salvage his political reputation ahead of his inevitable 2028 run for president, is trying to get people to forget that he presided over the hollowing out of California businesses. According to the California […]
Unless someone is an astute student of history, it is unlikely that many know that the largest mass lynching in the nation’s history was of Italian Americans living in New Orleans in the last decade of the 19th century. The anonymity of this fact is indicative of a problem in the country’s historical education and […]
Divided as we are, the American public nonetheless widely agrees that the Chinese Communist Party is our enemy. Poll after poll has shown that Americans understand the CCP’s hegemonic ambitions are a threat to national security. A unique cross-party coalition has even emerged in Congress to build on this public sentiment and prepare the United […]