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Thankful for a beacon of bipartisan cooperation — the outdoor economy

As we gather around dinner tables this week it's fitting to reflect on the treasures that extend far beyond our homes and cities — America's public lands and waters. As the president of the Outdoor Recreation Roundtable, I’m grateful for the wealth of natural splendor that spans our nation and for the support Congress has...

Michigan Senate candidate says he was offered $20 million to challenge Rep. Tlaib instead

Michigan businessman allegedly offers $20 million to a Democrat Senate candidate to challenge Rep. Rashida Tlaib instead.

Mike Johnson on the clock

House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., passed an interim spending bill to avert a government shutdown, but will it be enough to keep his role of speaker?

Pope Francis dines with transgender women for Vatican luncheon

Pope Francis welcomed transgender women, offering aid and regular VIP visits, fostering a close bond since supporting them during the pandemic.

New York is now the ‘least free’ state, thanks to Democratic policies

A new Cato Institute report nails New York state as the “least free” in America.

This Thanksgiving, remember what makes America strong: Our people and our families

This Thanksgiving, Americans will spend a wonderful day at home filled with good food and probably some football, partaking in an American tradition that...

Wake Forest University’s Hamas-backing prof has some sense of ‘privilege’ after she’s fired for dance party ‘shoot up’ remarks

Wake Forest professor Laura Mullen resigned from her position after defending Hamas' attack on Israeli civilians on Oct. 7.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—November 23

Happy Thanksgiving! Be grateful that the secular activists in the judiciary weren’t dominant when George Washington was president, or we’d never have this great,...

Biden’s Global Media CEO warns VOA over activism in Israel coverage

The CEO who runs the board in charge of Voice of America, Radio Free Europe and other U.S. government-funded news agencies lectured employees this week about crossing the line from journalist to activist.

Congress has a spy problem; FBI investigating databases for hackers, foreign influence

In the last two years, suspected plots by foreign spies have sent the FBI rummaging through a senator's closet, searching for information on a federal lawmaker in a database containing sensitive foreign intelligence, and warning of hackers trying to breach a House lawmaker's private communications.

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