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Biden cracks age joke on 81st birthday, then confuses Taylor Swift, Beyonce

President Biden, who turned 81 today, made jokes about his age during the White House turkey pardon before mixing up Taylor Swift and Beyonce in a remark.

US Republicans praise new ‘anarcho-capitalist’ Argentine President Javier Milei

Republican officials in the U.S. heaped praise on Argentina's new self-described 'anarcho-capitalist' leader, Javier Milei, after he was elected president Sunday.

Cardi B has ‘No Love’ for Eric Adams’ budget cuts, and pols need to listen — for the safety of all New Yorkers

The hip hop star spoke for all New Yorkers when she raked Mayor Adams over the coals for his disastrous proposed cuts to the...

No More Mandatory Pronouns: Iowa Regents Vote to Curb University DEI Programs

The reforms also include efforts to increase ideological diversity among university faculty and the elimination of forced DEI statements.

Will This Admissions Gambit Do Any Good for Students?

Wake Forest University has announced that it will continue its “early action” admissions program, but with this twist — it will be available only...

Biden Turns 81 — Say, How’s That ‘Bridge’ Coming?

Voters see the reality, but the Democratic Party can’t or won’t.

Whistleblower: FBI official ordered to scrub anti-Trump social media posts before big promotion

Top FBI officials ordered an agent to scrub his Facebook page to delete anti-Trump vitriol before they would promote him to head the bureau's Miami field office, a whistleblower has told Congress.

Airbnb names Ron Klain, former White House chief of staff, as chief legal officer

Airbnb has named Ron Klain, former White House chief of staff for President Biden, as its chief legal officer.

Josh Hawley misses the mark on Citizens United

In 2008, Citizens United, an incorporated, conservative advocacy group, was prohibited from paying to advertise or air a documentary movie critical of Hillary Clinton, at the time the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination. The reason was a 2002 law prohibiting corporations from paying for communications that even mentioned candidates for federal office. Citizens United sued, and eventually, in January 2010, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that corporations have a right to advocate the election or defeat of candidates.

With Javier Milei’s victory, libertarianism faces a test

Does libertarianism work? Argentina is about to find out.

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