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Pentagon deploys close to 700 personnel to fight fires in Hawaii

The Pentagon has deployed nearly 700 personnel and 140 U.S. Coast Guard responders to Hawaii to help combat the wildfires still spreading across the Pacific island state, according to the latest update. U.S. defense officials on Friday pledged to continue its efforts in fighting the wildfires until the blazes are fully extinguished and to help...

Jersey’s silence toward parents: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 19, 2023

Post readers sound off on an injunction to prevent NJ schools from having to notify parents if their kids want to switch genders and...

In ‘Blind Side’ spat, race-obsessed media went wildly wrong

Former NFL player Michael Oher claims the Tuohys tricked him into signing a conservatorship, paving the way for the family to earn millions by...

The Maui wildfires are proof that carbon zealotry can kill

Tell the politicians, “Yes, save the planet, but don’t kill us or destroy our standard of living in the process.” 

Joe Biden’s email aliases reveal truth behind aw-shucks facade

According to James Comer, President Biden had at least one pseudonymous email account that he used so he could secretly collude with his son...

Kathy Hochul must side firmly with Eric Adams on migrants or the storm will overwhelm her, too

Gov. Kathy Hochul criticized Mayor Eric Adams’ handling of the migrant crisis, accusing his administration of being slow to act and ignoring several offers...

President Biden Says Special-Counsel Probe of Hunter Is ‘Up to the Justice Department’

AG Garland said the special-counsel appointment ‘reinforces for the American people the department’s commitment to both independence and accountability.’

Judge James L. Buckley: An Inspiring Life of Service and Faith

A good man, a humble servant, a stalwart defender of the Constitution, a great thinker, and a judge’s judge.

Mitch Daniels Praises Calvin Coolidge, Teases Us

The political-leadership deficit is one this fiscally fastidious fellow is apparently uninterested in doing anything about.

Federal judges rule against provisions of GOP-backed voting laws in Georgia and Texas

Federal judges in Georgia and Texas have ruled against key provisions of two controversial election laws passed two years ago as the Republican Party sought to tighten voting rules after former President Donald Trump's loss in the 2020 presidential contest.

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