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The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics

Every week political cartoonists throughout the country and across the political spectrum apply their ink-stained skills to capture the foibles, memes, hypocrisies and other...

Trump raises millions in ritzy Atlanta neighborhood that wants to secede over violent crime

Former President Donald Trump attended a fundraiser in an Atlanta, Georgia, district that tried to secede from city over spiraling crime and lack of police support.

Critics warn schools are skirting Texas DEI ban after university shuffles DEI officials to other departments

Conservatives in Texas are warning universities may be trying to skirt a new law banning DEI at public universities by reshuffling DEI officials to other departments.

Biden buys votes, and you pay the price through inflation

President Joe Biden has spent three and a half years buying votes with your money. Your taxes may not have gone up, because Biden hasn’t financed his spending with federal revenues so much as with money created out of thin air — which is to say, the cost of Biden’s spending spree has been rampant inflation which is still too […]

Why pro-Israel Democrats should vote Republican — and for Donald Trump — in November

For the first time in recent memory, many traditional Democrats are considering leaving the party over weakening Israel support.

Bankman-Fried Appeals Fraud Conviction and 25-Year Sentence

Prosecutors had asked for 40 to 50 years in prison.

The Real Pink Tax

Women must spend more than men, particularly on big items such as housing and transit, for the sake of their own safety.

Trump touts RFK Jr. as ‘much better than Biden’ for Democrats: ‘I happen to like him’

Former President Donald Trump called independent Robert F. Kennedy Jr. the "most Radical Left Candidate" ... and still gave him a semi-endorsement.

Against the reparations racket: This progressive scheme compels us to make a false confession about our nation

I owe you nothing. Not a penny. Not for the sins of slavery or white supremacy or “structural racism” or Jim Crow or redlining or police brutality. Certainly not for the existence of racism, real or imagined.  The idea of reimbursing contemporary black citizens for the sin of slavery is one of the most corrosive, […]

History isn’t what you make of it

Over the past decade or so, a notable trend among American historians, particularly those prioritizing social justice in their research, has been to frame the unsavory facets of United States history as the defining features of the society. One useful way to think of this is as a version of the American exceptionalism the same […]

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