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Whistleblowers reveal stark lapses in Border Patrol’s medical handling

As the border crisis raged last year, the top official at Homeland Security's border agency spent time trying to procure fentanyl lollipops for an unusual trip to the U.N. in New York City, whistleblowers told Congress on Friday.

Former Maryland Gov. Hogan tied or leading top Democrats in new poll of Senate race

Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, a Republican, is either tied with or leads his prospective Democratic opponents in deep-blue Maryland, according to a new poll.

Georgia’s ex-governor says Fani Willis tried to hire him for Nathan Wade gig

Former Georgia Gov. Roy Barnes testified Friday that he was District Attorney Fani Willis' first choice to work on the investigation against former President Donald Trump, but he turned it down.

Stubborn inflation plagues Biden’s reelection effort, despite president’s focus on corporate greed

One of the many problems facing President Biden's bid for reelection is that high inflation, which soared after he took office, is now baked into voters' monthly budgets.

False compassion hurts both immigrants and citizens

While the United States is overwhelmed along its southern border, unchecked immigration is shaping discourse and deciding the elections all across Europe. Europe’s failure to curb immigration betrays the rights of those within its borders as hundreds of immigrants are dying trying to reach European shores. Unchecked immigration is not a human right. It’s human destruction for all parties.  The European […]

The Supreme Court must restore parental rights in Indiana

The U.S. Supreme Court is an Indiana couple’s last hope for justice after the state’s Child Protective Services removed their son from their home because they refused to indulge his desire to identify as a girl. The son of Mary and Jeremy Cox, who is now 18, was removed from their home in 2021 by […]

California teachers caught sharing pro-Hamas propaganda

On campuses, numerous pro-Palestinian groups celebrated the Oct. 7 massacre of 1,200 Israelis as an act of “resistance” while blaming Israel for the outbreak of violence. However, it would be a mistake to assume that only institutions of higher education nurture this kind of distorted worldview. A controversy in Oakland shows that teachers are also […]

FEC shows how (and why) bipartisanship can still work

The FEC is charged with the difficult task of enforcing and interpreting often complex campaign finance laws while promoting transparency for contributions to candidates, parties, and political committees. Its bipartisan makeup helps provide the FEC with the credibility to achieve this challenging objective—and to keep the Commission from becoming a political weapon.

Tucker Carlson: ‘No decent person would defend’ what happened to Navalny

Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson says that “no decent person would defend” what happened to Alexei Navalny after the Russian opposition leader's death in prison was announced on Friday. Carlson, a former Fox News pundit who has faced backlash for his recent extended interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin, told The Daily Mail in a statement,...

Tech companies pledge to fight deceptive AI during 2024 elections

Several major technology companies — including Adobe, Amazon, Google, IBM, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI, Snap, TikTok and X — signed an accord Friday pledging to combat the use of deceptive artificial intelligence (AI) in this year’s elections. The 20 participating companies pledged to “work collaboratively on tools to detect and address online distribution” of AI-generated content...

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