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Navalny says 2024 election results will be falsified: ‘Russia no longer needs Putin’

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny predicted Russia's 2024 election results will be falsified and pushed for voters to oppose Russian President Vladimir Putin, arguing the country "no longer needs" the longtime leader. "For Putin, the 2024 elections are a referendum to approve his actions, to approve the war," Navalny said in an online statement, adding...

Hunter’s ex-business associate blasts Biden’s new claim about son’s business dealings: ‘Complete malarkey’

President Biden's claim it's a "bunch of lies" that he ever interacted with his son Hunter's business associates is being refuted by one of those very ex-associates.

House votes to censure Rep. Jamaal Bowman for falsely pulling fire alarm

The House of Representatives voted on Thursday to censure Democratic Rep. Jamaal Bowman of New York for falsely pulling a fire alarm in late September.

Eric Adams’ approval rating careens below 30% as NYC struggles under migrant crisis: Poll

Mayor Eric Adams has set the new record for lowest approval rating in New York City's history, according to a new poll from Quinnipiac University.

Colorado Republican joins crowded field vying for Rep. Ken Buck’s seat after surprising retirement

Colorado Republican Jerry Sonnenberg will announce a bid to replace departing GOP Rep. Ken Buck in the House of Representatives.

DOJ Says Tennessee HIV Prostitution Law Violates Americans with Disabilities Act

The law levels increased penalties against people who engage in prostitution while knowingly being HIV positive.

Colorado’s TABOR: Limit Tax Rates, Not Tax Revenues

A taxpayers’ bill of rights should prevent bad things from happening to the taxpayer, not be a formula for redistributive payments.

How the ‘Young Guns’ Failed

A tale of how a party that loses touch with its voters can wander aimlessly for years.

Santos and Trump Are Guilty Enough

We don’t need criminal courts to tell us they’re dishonest, boorish, and unfit to serve in elected office.

Deck the Halls with Fiscal Folly

From education and health care to defense, few, if any, sectors will be spared from the tightening grip of rising debt.

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