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Rand Paul’s ‘Festivus Report’ exposes $900B in government squander

Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., released his ninth edition 'Festivus' report showcasing $900 billion in federal waste.

If Harvard Doesn’t Want Congress to Ask It Questions, It Can Stop Taking Money from Congress

Harvard has taken billions from the federal government in recent years. With subsidy comes oversight.

The ‘Trough Truce’ Will Bankrupt Michigan — and America

When special interests collude to reward themselves, it’s a safe bet that the rest of us, whether in Lansing or in Washington, won’t benefit.

RNC Ends November with $10 Million on Hand, Trailing the DNC’s $20 Million

The RNC has historically had more cash on hand than the DNC at this point in the cycle.

Yale Is Giving Up on the Free Exchange of Ideas

In the wake of October 7, it appears that Yale University, like so many other institutions, is more committed to dogma than to dialogue....

Whistleblowers Are Government’s Greatest Fraud Fighters

Courts should uphold precedent and preserve the False Claims Act.

Have you herd? Deer population skyrockets in Michigan as human population stagnates

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI) has launched an ambitious plan to stave off depopulation in the state. And if you look at the right numbers, it’s working!

Inflation finally dips below 3 percent as U.S. economy nears ‘soft landing’

A key annual inflation metric fell below 3 percent in November, the latest sign that the U.S. is coming in for a rare soft landing from high price growth without a recession. The personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index dropped to 2.6 percent year-over-year in November, according to new data released Friday by the Bureau...

UN Security Council expected to vote on Gaza humanitarian resolution after week of debates

The 15 members of the United Nations Security Council on Friday are expected to vote on a resolution addressing the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip after a week of intense negotiations to bring the U.S. on board.  “We have worked hard and diligently over the course of the past week with the Emiratis, with...

Few airport delays reported at start of busiest holiday travel season in years

As Americans begin traveling for the holidays in numbers not seen in years, few airport delays have been reported so far. As of early Friday, 41 flights were canceled nationwide and just over 500 flights were delayed with mild weather reported in most of the nation, FlightAware reported. So far, 1.2 percent of U.S. flights...

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