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The Biden White House Gives Copper the Shaft

One of the country’s largest mineral reserves remains unmined amid environmental and legal challenges.

Will the South Become America’s Economic Powerhouse?

If liberty keeps on winning across the South, America’s center of economic gravity is likely to shift.  

Afghanistan Comes Full Circle

In the wake of Biden’s botched withdrawal, documents reveal plans by radical Islamist elements to once again use the nation as a base to...

Rape lawsuit trial against Trump set to get underway

For decades, former President Donald Trump has seemed to shake off allegations, investigations and even impeachments. Now his "Teflon Don" reputation is about to face a new test: a jury of average citizens in a lawsuit accusing him of rape.

Biden launches 2024 bid, betting record will top age worries

President Biden, the oldest sitting president at 80, formally launched his reelection campaign Tuesday in a video that says he is still battling for "the soul of the nation" and asks voters to let him finish the job.

San Francisco’s overdose deaths are so bad that Gavin Newsom is sending in the National Guard

How bad have things become in San Francisco? So bad that Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) is sending in the troops.

It’s time to tackle human rights fraud

On May 12, 2014, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested former Liberian Defense Minister Jucontee Thomas Woewiyu as he arrived at Newark International Airport on immigration fraud and perjury charges. Switzerland-based human rights group Civitas Maxima monitored the trial and, behind the scenes, contributed to the prosecution. On July 13, 2018, a federal court found him guilty on 11 counts. "The jury heard testimony about NPFL soldiers cutting off victims’ body parts in front of Woewiyu," the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania press release reported upon his conviction. There would be no appeal. Woewiyu died while awaiting sentencing.

Russia and China are waging a propaganda war against the US — why are we silent?

The Biden administration is well-positioned to take up the strategic communications challenge if it has the will to do so.

Roughly half of Democrats in new poll say Biden should not seek reelection

About half of Democrats say President Biden should not seek reelection as he mounts a bid for a second term, according to a new poll.  The Reuters-Ipsos poll released Tuesday showed that more than 60 percent of all respondents said Biden, who is the first octogenarian president at 80 years old, is too old to work in...

Feehery: Are Both Biden and Trump Paper Tigers?

Inside the Beltway, it is commonly assumed that Joe Biden and Donald Trump are going to be nominated by their respective parties for president and run against each other in an epic rematch in 2024. But what if both turn out to be paper tigers? There is some evidence that voters are less...

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