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DeSantis argues Trump ‘will say it’s stolen, no matter what’ if former president loses in Iowa or NH

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, a 2024 Republican White House candidate, charges that Donald Trump, "will say it’s stolen no matter what" if the former president loses the Iowa caucuses or New Hampshire primary.

Why is Michigan hate preacher Ahmad Musa Jibril allowed to call for the murder of Americans?

Ahmad Musa Jibril, a radical Islamist preacher wants American Muslims to go on jihad saying, “Jihad must be a common, normal term on your...

City Council’s harmful NYPD bill: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 16, 2023

The Issue: A new bill requiring NYPD officers to write reports after most civilian interactions. Bob McManus hit a home run with “Anti-cop pols...

Jill’s power to save Joe in 2024, the censors never stop and other commentary

First Lady Jill Biden is the only “person in the country who might be able to dissuade President Biden from seeking a second term,”...

Rudy Giuliani Ordered to Pay $148 Million to Two Georgia Poll Workers He Defamed

Ruby Freeman and Wandrea ArShaye ‘Shaye’ Moss, her daughter, sued Giuliani, saying he defamed them with his claims that they carried out a fake...

Medical Journal Publishes Anti-Capitalist Global-Warming Screed

The Lancet is at it again.

The Moral Bankruptcy of University Administrators Revealed

A change at the top is needed at all these universities. But the rot in these institutions runs so deep and has festered for...

Equality in Misery

Chicago’s recently proposed education reforms reveal the dirty secret of the equity agenda: It is far easier to handicap the proficient than it is...

Melania Trump calls road to U.S. citizenship ‘arduous,’ leading to ‘sense of pride’

Former first lady Melania Trump made a stop at the National Archives' naturalization ceremony to speak on the pathway to citizenship, a process she said is tough but worth it.

Biden compares Trump to Venezuela’s Maduro, Chavez in new ad

The Biden campaign on Friday launched ads targeting Latino voters by linking comments by former President Donald Trump to Venezuelan strongmen Hugo Chavez and Nicolas Maduro.

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