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The ‘Burn It All Down’ Crowd Deserves to Be Defeated

Americans — even the majority of Americans who want major changes to the political system — hunger not for a revolution but a restoration.

Biden’s Untenable Distinction between Offensive and Defensive Aid to Israel

In reality, the whole point of going on offense is to prevent terrorist attacks by dismantling Hamas’s infrastructure.

Pro-Biden group kicks off ad campaign targeting rural voters in swing states

President Biden's allies are looking to eat into former President Donald Trump's support among rural voters in a few key battleground states.

Trump outperforms Biden on TikTok in another warning sign for incumbent

Former President Donald Trump, who once sought to force TikTok's Chinese owners to sell the platform, is booming on the social media app more than President Biden.

Michael Cohen says Trump warned him in 2015 to prepare for bad stories from women

Donald Trump, fresh off launching his presidential bid at Trump Tower, allegedly told his lawyer Michael Cohen to be ready, that negative stories from women were about to pour in.

Trump leads Biden in five battleground states; tied among Hispanics, young voters

Former President Donald Trump leads President Biden in five critical battleground states and has a double-digit advantage in two of those states, according to a series of polls released Monday.

S.D. Gov. Noem is banned from entering one-fifth of her own state

In a significant escalation of tensions between state leadership and tribal authorities, South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem has been prohibited from entering territories belonging to several tribes, constituting nearly 20% of the state's land area.

Just 46% of new immigrants are working, census data show

President Biden has overseen the fastest expansion of immigration -- legal and illegal -- in history, but less than half of the newcomers are holding jobs, according to a new report released Monday.

RFK Jr. carves out unique space on major issues in presidential race

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is shaping up to be quite the puzzle for his rivals in the campaign for the White House.

Public education’s watershed moment

It is hard to overstate just how much public education in the United States was permanently changed by extended school closures of 2020 and 2021. For an entire year, millions of students across the country were forced to attend classes via Zoom, wear masks that affected their cognitive abilities, and were generally socially isolated. At […]

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