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Trump names hard-charging Border Patrol agent, deportation officer to top immigration posts

President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday picked two men with deep immigration-enforcement experience as his nominees to run the two key enforcement agencies that handle the border and deportations.

Biden’s parting gift to government unions

The electorate voted overwhelmingly in support of taking the federal government in a new direction last month, but thanks to the undemocratic power of government unions, the new administration will be limited in its ability to deliver more efficient services for citizens. In a last-second move designed to thwart the will of the voters, Social […]

Trump continues round of appointments with 3 new picks to top homeland security, immigration

President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday continued rolling out picks to serve on his Cabinet and other top roles, including border security and mass deportation operation nominees.

UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson’s murder brings cruelest internet trolls to the surface

America’s worst journalist, Taylor Lorenz, knows who the villain is in the shocking Midtown murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

The federal-office ghost town: a fine target for DOGE

Years after the pandemic's end, only 6% of federal employees are reporting in-person to the office, while nearly a third are remote full-time.

The awful unreality of the case for transitioning kids exposed

If nothing else, this week's Supreme Court hearing on Tennessee’s ban on sex-reassignment procedures for minors exposed the utter unreality of the pro-child-mutilation gang.

Trump taps podcaster David Sacks as AI and crypto czar

President-elect Donald Trump late Thursday announced that podcaster and tech investor David O. Sacks will be his new White House AI and Crypto czar, a newly-created position.

Outgoing DNC chair rejects notion that Democrats must abandon ‘identity politics’

Democratic National Committee Chairman Jaime Harrison delivered a steadfast defense of his party's commitment to racial equity Thursday, drawing on his own identity as a Black man to push back forcefully against critics who say Democrats need to abandon "identity politics."

Chicago teachers want to teach Israel a lesson, not teach students

How is the Chicago Teachers Union working to resurrect Chicago’s failing schools? Is it allowing parents more freedom to move their children out of failing schools, or holding underperforming schools and teachers accountable? No? It’s voting on an arms embargo against Israel? Sure, I guess that will help little Timmy reach proficiency in math and […]

Apparently some religious bigotry is OK

Imagine the media firestorm if students at a Liberty University football game chanted, “F–k the Muslim,” at a Muslim player on the other team or if students at a Baylor University football game chanted, “F–k the Jew,” at a Jewish player on the other team. There would be a national media outrage condemning the school […]

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