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Another green failure: Global citizens ruin our local park to ‘save the planet’

To grasp the fundamental unseriousness of self-styled climate saviors, look to the catastrophic damage the Global Citizen Festival unleashed on Central Park a week...

Hey, Congress: End outrages like $3.3 billion for furniture instead of indulging in palace intrigue

Hello? Congress needs to pass a multitrillion-dollar budget by Nov. 17. And if it can’t even look into (let alone control) what government shells...

Nancy Mace, Spinning atop the Wheel of Inconstancy

Nobody is quite sure what Mace believes or stands for, though in her maladroitness and inconstancy she suggests that she stands only for herself.

New York City Asks Judge to Suspend Right-to-Shelter Mandate Amid Migrant Crisis

The letter clarified city officials do not intend to ‘terminate’ it, though.

Jack Phillips to Appear before Colorado Supreme Court for Gender-Transition Cake Case

In the past decade, the owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop in Denver, Colo., has been the target of three LGBT-related lawsuits.

Hunter Biden prosecutors move to dismiss gun count after plea deal collapse

Prosecutors who filed firearms charges against Hunter Biden moved Wednesday to formally dismiss a gun count that had been part of a collapsed plea deal.

Jim Jordan shakes up race for House speaker

House Republican leaders looking to fill the speaker's chair left empty after the stunning ouster of Rep. Kevin McCarthy quickly maneuvered to fill the position with their next-in-line, Majority Leader Steve Scalise. Not so fast, Rep. Jim Jordan said Wednesday.

DeSantis strikes back

His campaign calls it the "Ron DeSantis Comeback."

Taxpayer-supported Amtrak loses money but pays some executives over $700,000 salaries

Amtrak executives are riding a gravy train with some of them making as much as $780,000 a year while train system's passengers endure delayed and disrupted services, a new report revealed.

Who is on a bigger bender in our country — voters or elected officials?

PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania — On Sept. 29, 2020, Bethany Hallam, an Allegheny County elected official, posted that she was “SO excited to introduce the second round of badass elected officials for the #NoNakedBallots campaign!!!!” with four photos of Democratic women running for office who were entirely naked with the exception of words strategically covering their breasts.

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