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Look out, Biden world, teen-migrant horror story vanishes and other commentary

Europe is backing off “its aggressive carbon-zero policies” as consumers balk, observes Liz Peek at The Hill.

Donald Trump’s War on Reason and Reality

Trump’s latest attack on DeSantis and Florida is not merely untrue but an assault on the entire concept of truth.

Storm Clouds Gather over Biden’s Reelection Bid

The incumbent president, according to an NBC News poll, can count on the support of just 41 percent of registered voters.

What Reagan Can Still Teach Us

Don Devine believes Ronald Reagan still has many lessons for conservatives.

Braised short ribs, Maryland crab cakes on the menu for state dinner with South Korean president

Maryland crab cakes, braised short ribs, a banana split, and a Merlot will be on the White House menu Wednesday night when President Biden and first lady Jill Biden host South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and his wife, Kim Keon Hee at the administration's second state dinner.

Democrats greet IRS whistleblower complaint about Hunter Biden probe with skepticism, indifference

Congressional Democrats are shrugging off an IRS whistleblower who wants to provide Congress with evidence that the Hunter Biden tax-crimes investigation has been thwarted for political reasons.

Drama swirls as Don Lemon ‘terminated by CNN’ after 17 years

CNN announced the exit Monday of longtime anchor Don Lemon, and not surprisingly, there was drama.

Media coverage fixates on Tucker Carlson

Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson's sudden departure from the network on Monday generated instant, provocative media coverage which went on for hours on end, much of it bolstered with live updates, hints of mystery and plenty of speculation. Here's just a paltry few of the many headlines which followed the startling news generated by a very eager press.

Biden abandons grilling of meat producers while prices remain high

President Biden's beef with the meat-packing industry went up in smoke.

House China panel eyes crackdown on Chinese police posts in U.S.

The House Select Committee on China is preparing new proposals to crack down on the Chinese government's suspected use of clandestine "police stations" inside the United States to monitor dissidents and expatriate Chinese nationals, according to Rep. Mike Gallagher, the Wisconsin Republican who chairs the recently created panel.

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