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Will an age of war replace our era of booming prosperity?

The West is at a potential tipping point: peace that does not require great effort and an ever-growing economic pie from which everyone eats are notions that no longer hold.

New Hampshire officials surprised by CNN debate announcement

Officials in New Hampshire were caught off-guard by an announcement from CNN this week that it planned to hold a Republican presidential primary debate in the state next month. "We were surprised to be included on a press release by a network about a debate which we had not planned or booked," Neil Levesque, executive...

Former police chief sentenced for role in Jan. 6 attack

A retired California police chief was sentenced to over 11 years in prison on Friday for his action during the Jan. 6 Capitol riots, the Department of Justice announced. Alan Hostetter was convicted of four charges, consisting of obstruction of an official preceding and trespassing with a deadly weapon. According to prosecutors, Hostetter planned with...

Iran wants its oar in the Black Sea

If left unchecked, Russo-Iranian maritime strategic cooperation will deepen.

Fox’s Doocy: House Republicans have yet to produce ‘concrete evidence’ against Biden

Fox News reporter Peter Doocy noted House Republicans have not yet shown evidence backing claims that President Biden benefited financially from his son's business affairs. "The House Oversight Committee has been at this for years, and they have so far not been able to provide any concrete evidence that Joe Biden personally profited from his...

Where Hunter Biden’s charges stand

Hunter Biden, the president’s son, landed new tax crime charges Thursday in California, adding legal troubles to ongoing criminal and congressional investigations of his conduct. Here’s where his criminal charges stand now: Short-lived plea deal Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss began an investigation into Hunter Biden in 2018 over allegations that he cheated on his...

Indiana county judge strikes down ‘unconstitutional’ voting law in favor of GOP Senate hopeful

An Indiana judge has ruled a state law on voting requirements for candidates' party affiliation to be unconstitutional, granting an injunction to U.S. Senate hopeful John Rust.

What about Bob? Santos’ expulsion sets new precedent, but Sen Menendez is hanging on

Congress set a new precedent in expelling former Rep. George Santos without a criminal conviction, but with indicted Sen. Bob Menendez, it is a different story.

Top House GOP committee renews demand for docs from DHS on Texas border wire cutting

Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee are demanding DHS hand over documents and information related to the cutting of concertina wire at the southern border.

Biden admin facing congressional probe for sending billions to solar company accused of scamming elderly

Bicameral GOP leaders are calling on the Biden administration to answer questions about its $3 billion loan to an unprofitable solar company with a history of customer complaints.

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