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Buster Murdaugh sues Netflix, Warner Bros. for defamation over documentaries

The child of convicted killer Alex Murdaugh, Buster Murdaugh, is suing multiple companies, including Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery, for defamation over documentary series they were involved in. The documentaries, both on Warner Bros. Discovery’s Max streaming service and Netflix, feature statements that a complaint filed last Friday says “were defamatory and falsely accused the...

Former President Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson: Who Needs Who?

While Trump may need help from Capitol Hill if he makes a return to the White House, an edict from the potential President-elect in January could help Johnson with the votes he needs for Speaker.

Gavin Newsom Working with California Legislature to Restrict Smartphones in Schools

The Democratic governor’s announcement came one day after the surgeon general called for Congress to place warning labels on social-media platforms.

Ron DeSantis Wins Another Argument

While Gavin Newsom tries to catch up.

Brandon Johnson’s Newest Idea to Fix Chicago: Reparations for Slavery

It is sure to bridge divides and not, say, completely implode the tax base.

The Constitution as a Force for Unity

On Yuval Levin’s excellent new book.

Amnesties All the Way Down

The Biden administration’s latest executive diktat would give work permits and Social Security numbers to an estimated half a million individuals.

In Wisconsin, Trump vows to rip up Biden’s ‘unconstitutional amnesty’

Former President Donald Trump said Tuesday that President Biden's push to loosen immigration restrictions is "an illegal, unconstitutional amnesty," a betrayal of the American people, and a desperate attempt to score political points before the November election.

Trump declares ‘I love Milwaukee’

Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday repeatedly praised Milwaukee just weeks before it hosts the Republican National Convention, playing cleanup after he reportedly used the word "horrible" in talking about swing-state Wisconsin's largest city.

Biden promises leniency for 500,000 illegal immigrants married to U.S. citizens

President Biden announced a new immigration program Tuesday designed to ease the path to citizenship for half a million illegal immigrants who are married to U.S. citizens by letting them skip the line and adjust their status here without going home.

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