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University of North Carolina Board Slashes DEI Funding, Diverts Money to Campus Police

Budget committee vice-chair Marty Kotis said law enforcement needs more investment to counteract the anti-Israel demonstrations disrupting the school.

In Minnesota, Push for ERA Threatens Freedoms, Equality

When law establishes subjective determination of ‘gender,’ women and children suffer the consequences.

Big Government Is Still Unpopular

Conservatives must offer an alternative.

CNN Panelists Criticize Biden for Whining about Polls, Telling Americans ‘You’re Wrong’ about Economy

CNN host Fareed Zakaria also said recently that Joe Biden should ‘learn something from Trump’ on the border.

They’re Not Happy Unless You’re Miserable

The experts are here to throw cold water on your pursuit of cleanliness and pleasure.

Trump campaign rails at ‘disgusting’ Mother’s Day ad from Biden-Harris campaign

Former President Donald Trump's team shot back at a Mother's Day ad dropped by President Biden's reelection campaign, calling it "disgusting."

Justice Dept. vows to sniff out election threats in 2024 campaign

The Justice Department told Americans on Monday to cool their anger against election officials and workers as the country approaches the November vote, and warned in particular against attempts to use artificial intelligence to conduct the threats.

Michael Cohen on hush money scheme: ‘Everything required Mr. Trump’s sign-off’

Former President Donald Trump's onetime fixer and lawyer, Michael Cohen, testified Monday that "the boss" played a hands-on role in paying porn star Stormy Daniels' to quash her story about a sexual encounter with Mr. Trump and to conceal the nature of the payments.

Bill aimed at reducing credit-card ‘swipe fees’ puts Chinese company in crosshairs

An overlooked provision in proposed legislation aimed at reducing the cost of credit card "swipe fees" would also crack down on a Chinese company that critics fear has infiltrated American payment networks to mine consumers' sensitive financial information.

West Virginia AG presses DOJ to hand over documents related to Trump prosecutions

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey is seeking Justice Department documents that may indicate coordination between the Biden administration and state prosecutors charging former President Donald Trump with crimes.

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