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Kamala Harris’ cheap, hypocritical slam of Florida history curriculum

Vice President Kamala Harris falsely claimed Florida's black-studies curriculum would “replace history with lies” and teach middle school kids that black people “benefited from...

Hunter’s plea deal was meant to protect one person: Joe Biden

It is increasingly evident the extraordinary plea agreement that fell apart was set in place to ensure the president’s name wouldn’t be dragged into...

The ruinous miseducation of Gen Z, who actually believe America is worse off today

The average college student graduates with nearly $30,000 in debt. But if a stunning new poll is anything to go by, students shell out...

The week in whoppers: Hillary’s hot air, NY Mag’s self-praise and more

Hillary Clinton placed the blame on "MAGA Republicans" for the recent heat waves this summer — despite Democrats controlling the White House and Congress...

Kylie Jenner can’t get rich off artificial beauty and then claim regrets

Kylie Jenner admitted on "The Kardashians" that she has breast implants — and said she regrets them. But the influencer who got rich off shaping...

Trump Accused of Trying to Delete Mar-a-Lago Surveillance Footage in New Indictment

The revised indictment brings Trump’s total number of charges in the case to 42.

Haley Dismisses Christie’s Criticism: ‘I’m Not Obsessively Anti-Trump Like Him’

Christie, a Trump ally turned vocal Trump critic, criticized Haley by name earlier this week while in New Hampshire.

House passes first spending bill, punts other spending bills until September

House Republicans passed their first federal funding bill on Thursday before lawmakers left for August recess, but hard-line conservatives' demands for deep cuts await the remaining 11 spending bills that keep the government open.

New charges filed against Trump in classified documents case; third defendant added

Special counsel Jack Smith filed additional criminal charges on Thursday against Donald Trump in his investigation into whether the former president illegally mishandled classified government documents.

GOP presidential candidates head to Iowa for Lincoln Dinner

Iowa has not lost its traditional charm for high-profile Republicans. A sizable number of them will travel to the Hawkeye State to attend the state Republican Party's annual Lincoln Dinner -- billed as "Iowa's biggest political event of the year."

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