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That Olympics boxing match offered a scary taste of possible harm when males compete against females

Hard hits aren't unusual in boxing, of course, but Khelif is suspected of being a biological male — and was disqualified at last year’s...

Quantico case leaves Americans wondering if Team Biden is covering up a terror plot

The mystery of the two Jordanian nationals who tried to get onto Marine Corps Base Quantico grows ever thicker — and more troubling.

This election is really between Trump and the cultural institutions that are myth-building Kamala

Live from New York, it's Kamala Harris' presidential myth-building.

Kamala’s ‘all foam, no beer’ campaign has her ducking media, while Trump tussles

She's really no different from Biden: Take away her teleprompter and her script, and things go sideways in a hurry.

Violent leftist hate has been ignored for too long — new map calls it out

The New Tolerance Campaign's "Hate Map" project tracks the leftists inspiring and often engaging in physical violence against those with whom they disagree.

Welcome home, Evan Gershkovich! You’ve reminded us what a monster Putin is

Russia released unjustly imprisoned journalist Evan Gershkovich Thursday. Welcome home. But did it come at too high a cost?

House Judiciary Investigating Judge Merchan’s Daughter over Work for Harris, Democrats

Loren Merchan leads Authentic Campaigns, which stood to financially benefit from Trump’s hush-money trial and conviction.

Mitch McConnell to Speak at Conservative Policy Conference Featuring Republican Leaders

The conference will feature discussions on policy issues such as taxes, the national debt, and the threat posed by the Chinese Communist Party.

ACLU Sues City of Spokane over Anti-Camping Laws after Supreme Court’s Homelessness Ruling

In June, the Supreme Court allowed cities, counties, and states to enforce bans on public camping.

CBP continues careful watch on border crossings

Let's pay a visit to the vigilant officers of U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Here's what they've been up to in recent days. "U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Port of Lukeville recently seized approximately 4 million blue fentanyl pills -- weighing more than 1,000 pounds," the agency said in a report released Thursday.

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