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Haley keeps rising in lead-off 2024 primary state, but Trump remains commanding GOP presidential front-runner

With less than two months to go until the first votes in the Republican presidential nomination race, former President Donald Trump remains the dominant front-runner — but Nikki Haley is surging.

Groups fear faculty that defended Hamas could set California standards: ‘Institutionalization of antisemitism’

More than 100 groups are urging the University of California to nix a proposed ethnic studies admission requirement after faculty said "the quiet part out loud."

Latest national poll spells more trouble for Biden, shows him trailing all 3 top GOP candidates

A national poll released Wednesday showed that President Biden's numbers remain an issue, with all three leading Republican candidates holding margins over him.

Sen. Graham proposes legal route to overturn Pentagon abortion policy as military promotions remain in limbo

Sen. Lindsey Graham is seeking legal action against the Pentagon's abortion policy during Tuberville's promotions blockade, citing Hyde Amendment violations.

Judge in Trump’s Georgia election interference case orders ‘sensitive’ evidence withheld from public

Judge Scott McAfee has ordered evidence deemed by the prosecution in Trump's Georgia election interference case as "sensitive material" be withheld from the public.

DOJ accuses left-wing activist of inciting Trump supporters on Jan. 6

Federal prosecutors allege left-wing activist John Earle Sullivan "incited the mob" of supporters of former President Donald Trump on Jan. 6 at the Capitol.

It’s obvious to all that Biden is too old for the job

The klaxons are blaring, the sirens are flashing, everyone sees it . . . except the man who needs to.

Throw the book at Brendan Depa and the system that failed Joan Naydich

In February, an autistic teen named Brendan Depa beat public-school paraprofessional Joan Naydich in a vicious and violent assault captured on surveillance video at...

‘They’re Not Alone’: Christian Group Founded to Bring Students to Israel Stands With Jewish Community

In addition to fundraising and spreading awareness on college campuses, Passages brought 700 people to Tuesday’s March for Israel in Washington, D.C.

‘National Conservatism’ Isn’t Winning

Whatever you want to call it, an intellectually compromised, politically ineffective faction has no business being the Right’s ‘governing consensus’ for the next century....

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