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White House Declines Comer’s invitation for Joe Biden to Testify about Family’s Business Dealings

‘The facts do not matter to you,’ White House counsel Richard Sauber wrote in a letter to Biden.

Denver’s Neighbors Rebel against Open-Arms Approach to Migrants: ‘We Do Not Want That’

Douglas County filed a lawsuit against the state Monday, alleging that two recently passed laws barring cooperation with ICE violate the Constitution.

Law-School Rot Hits Berkeley Dean Close to Home — Literally

When students turned a party into a protest, Erwin Chemerinsky learned the hard way that coddling activists won’t save you when they become the...

Backing Ukraine will help, not hurt, US deterrence

In recent speeches and op-eds, my colleague Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) imagines “a world of scarcity” in which “the math” compels us to conclude the United States “lack[s] the capacity to manufacture the amount of weapons Ukraine needs us to supply to win the war.” He and other congressional isolationists claim that the United States […]

Censorship online won’t keep children safe

Now more than ever, the internet is an informational battleground. What should be a thriving marketplace for speech is being tainted constantly by threats of censorship from bureaucrats with their own agenda.  One key ideal of many Republican supporters is the belief that the government has no business interfering with our First Amendment rights to […]

Remembering Tocqueville, America’s French observer, on the anniversary of his death

Perhaps the best book about America was not written by an American. Instead, Democracy in America came from the pen of a Frenchman, Alexis De Tocqueville. Tocqueville, a politician and aristocrat, died on April 16, 1859 — 165 years ago.  Democracy in America came from the Frenchman’s first-hand observations of the United States in the […]

CIA doubles down on see-no-Russian Havana syndrome spin

The mission of the CIA is to acquire protected information from abroad from which CIA analysts can then extrapolate assessments for policymakers. The CIA often successfully performs this work via means of sacrifice and skill. Unfortunately for America but fortunately for Russia, the CIA’s handling of the so-called Havana syndrome issue remains highly problematic. That’s […]

Jury selection begins day two of Trump hush money trial: Live updates

Former President Trump will be back in a Manhattan courtroom on Tuesday for the continuation of jury selection in his criminal hush money trial. The process is expected to last a minimum of several days as hundreds of New Yorkers will be whittled down to 12 jurors with six alternates. More than half of the...

Biden administration finalizes long-delayed rule on silica dust exposure

The Labor Department on Tuesday issued long-awaited rules governing acceptable levels of exposure to silica dust, a compound linked to terminal breathing issues in miners. Under the final rule, the exposure limit will be lowered to 50 micrograms per cubic foot of air over the course of an eight-hour shift. It also requires metal and...

Cotton: people stuck behind Mideast cease-fire protesters should ‘take matters into your own hands’

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) raised a controversy after he encouraged those dealing with streets blocked by protesters to “take matters into your hands,” appearing to encourage violence. Protesters against the American response to the Israel-Hamas war shut down multiple highways across the country Monday, including blocking the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco and Brooklyn...

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