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November saw nearly quarter of a million migrant encounters amid new border surge

There were over 242,000 migrant encounters in November, making it the highest November on record as border officials continue to be hit by overwhelming numbers.

Former Mueller prosecutor claims Americans died in Civil War to keep candidates like Trump off ballot

A former prosecutor on former Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team claimed that the Civil War was waged to keep candidates "who engaged in insurrection" off the ballot.

Former Trump aide asks judge to dismiss ‘half-baked’ Hunter Biden laptop civil case

A former aide to President Donald Trump filed a motion to dismiss a civil lawsuit filed against him by Hunter Biden in the Central District of California.

Funders beware! Pro-Hamas Legal Aid union spews antisemitism loud and proud

Yet another powerful New York group has blared out its antisemitism loud and proud: This time it’s the union repping employees of nonprofits like...

Michigan Republicans Whip Votes to Remove Their Own State GOP Chair

Karamo’s critics say she is alienating independents, ill-equipped to organize a statewide operation, and racking up debt.

Claudine Gay, Low Expectations, and Harvard

Harvard (and most of American education) has chosen to allow standards to fall by the wayside in the quest for ‘diversity.’

Times Reporter a Willing Participant in the Left’s Judicial Hatchet Job

The recent article in The New York Times about the Supreme Court’s deliberative process in last year’s landmark decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s...

The intellectual roots of Biden’s border failure

It wasn’t supposed to be this way. The new “pathways” created by President Joe Biden were supposed to encourage migrants to cross in an orderly, “legal” fashion, thus decreasing illegal border crossings.

DeSantis super PAC cancels TV ads in Iowa, New Hampshire

Gov. Ron DeSantis’s (R-Fla.) Super PAC, Never Back Down, has reportedly canceled all of their 2024 reservation in Iowa and New Hampshire, a total of $2.5 million in ad buys, just weeks before the GOP presidential primary kicks off.  The cancellation was first reported by AdImpact Politics, an advertisement tracking group. Scott Wagner, the group’s...

Supreme Court won’t take up Trump’s criminal immunity, for now

The Supreme Court declined to take up whether President Trump can be prosecuted for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election, punting for now the question on the limits of presidential immunity as the former president seeks to toss the case. The refusal, which had no noted dissents, comes as an appeals court weighs a...

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