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Schumer and McConnell vow to take ‘swift action’ on supplemental package early next year

The Senate is expected to leave town without passing a supplemental aid package that would unlock billions in aid to Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan and the southern border.

The Problem with the Colorado Supreme Court’s Decision Is That It’s Wrong

If it had been right, it wouldn’t have been ‘undemocratic.’

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—December 20

Federal district judge Robert James Shelby refuses even to stay pending appeal his ruling that Utah’s marriage laws violate the federal Constitution.

Behind Closed Doors, Congressional Democrats Echo Voters’ Concerns about Biden’s Age

Democrats who don’t regularly interact with Biden have grown alarmed about his age and condition after observing him during holiday parties.

What Would Happen If School Choice Loses

A recent lawsuit against Wisconsin’s school-choice program failed. To understand the program’s importance, consider the outcome if it had succeeded.

Democrats Really Are Losing Ground with Minorities

Biden’s tenure hasn’t just soured non-whites on him; it’s soured them on the entire Democratic Party.

Was the Panic over ‘Income Inequality’ All Based on a Mistake?

A new study shows that much-quoted research is rife with errors and deeply flawed in its methodology.

Trump ‘nervous his base is going to leave him’: Sununu

New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu (R) on Tuesday dismissed a new ad targeting 2024 GOP candidate Nikki Haley, whom he endorsed last week, and said it only points to former President Trump’s concern that his base would leave him. The ad, launched by a Trump-aligned super PAC, accuses Haley of flip-flopping on support for a...

The Fox News-MSNBC election

If they media personalities they trust were more honest with them, people wouldn't be so confused when reality intrudes on their media bubble.

Almost a quarter of Trump supporters oppose having him on ticket if convicted: Survey

Nearly a quarter of former President Trump's supporters say he should not be the Republican nominee for president in 2024 if he is convicted of a crime, according to a new survey. The poll, published Tuesday from The New York Times/Siena College, found 24 percent of respondents who said they would vote for Trump in...

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