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Wisconsin settles manure pollution, wastewater suit with large dairy farm

Kinnard Farms, one of Wisconsin's largest dairy operations, has reached a settlement with the state's Natural Resources department in a lawsuit over its wastewater permit.

Eric Adams stands nearly alone against the far left

Turning New York City into San Francisco — a fetid sink of dysfunction and disorder — would be no small task.

Raising the voting age to 25 is a terrible idea that will hurt Gen Z

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy advocates for a constitutional amendment that would raise the voting age to 25 — which will only disenfranchise young Americans.

Trump and Haley Stumble on Abortion

In the course of a campaign any candidate is going to endorse policies that can’t be guaranteed to get through Congress.

Supreme Court to Hear Bid from Congressional Democrats Looking to Obtain Trump Hotel Records

Legislators could be granted expansive oversight of the executive branch.

Chasing Subsidies, Not Making Electric Vehicles

Stellantis has stopped building a battery plant because the Canadian government has not come through with sufficient financial support.

FBI Lacked ‘Any Actual Evidence of Collusion’ between Trump Campaign, Russia When Crossfire Hurricane Launched, Durham Finds

The 316-page report that was sent to Congress was more than three years in the making.

After Dobbs, Now What?

An invaluable symposium in the Human Life Review tries to figure out where pro-lifers should go from here.

Turkey’s President Erdogan projects confidence, despite failing to secure victory in first round

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan entered the next phase of the fiercest domestic political challenge of his two decades in power Monday, with Turkish election officials confirming that the country's presidential election is now headed for a two-candidate May 28 runoff vote.

Florida jettisons ‘diversity, equity, inclusion’ in higher education

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation into law on Monday to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in higher education. Senate Bill 266 was approved by the state legislators on May 3. Among other things, the bill prevents public colleges and universities from spending taxpayer dollars on programs which emphasize DEI directives.

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