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Local governments stand with Afghanistan while federal entities remain mum

According to a recent report from the United Nations, the Taliban “maintain links to al-Qaida” and “ties to most regional terrorist entities.” The report names top Taliban leaders, including two provincial governors and the director of intelligence, as al-Qaida affiliates, and estimates that 400 al-Qaida fighters are operating in southern, central, and eastern Afghanistan. The report is further proof that the Taliban are not fulfilling promises that Afghanistan would not play host to terror groups that threaten U.S. security.

New efforts to regulate rail are a mistake

It’s not every day that railroads are at the center of the news cycle. But that’s now happened twice in the last year.

Discover The Best And Worst U.S. Cities To Start Your Career

With employers currently planning to hire almost 15% more college graduates in 2023 than they did in 2022, now looks to be a good time for those entering the job market for the first time. But if you’re a recent graduate not committed to a particular city, how do you decide where you are going...

Trump says Putin ‘somewhat weakened’ by mutiny

Former President Trump said Russian President Vladimir Putin is “somewhat weakened” after the Wagner private army briefly rebelled against him, though he argued that the leader is “still strong.” "You could say that (Putin is) still there, he's still strong, but he certainly has been I would say somewhat weakened at least in the minds...

Macron calls crisis meeting as protests rage in France

French President Emmanuel Macron cut short a trip to Brussels and called a crisis meeting with senior ministers Friday as riots over police brutality escalated in their fourth day. Nearly 500 buildings were damaged, 2,000 cars set on fire and 4,000 fires lit across the country Thursday night alone, Macron said. Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin...

DeSantis and Fox’s Watters mock ‘ridiculous’ New York plan to curb pizza oven emissions

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) and Fox News’ Jesse Watters poked fun at a New York City proposal to reduce emissions from coal and wood pizza ovens in a segment on Thursday. In a Fox interview, the presidential candidate joined Watters at a local New York City pizza joint and lamented what he called the...

The enablers: Could McConnell and Meadows have stopped Trump in Jan. 2021?

When or if our nation emerges intact from current and future Trump indictments or a second Trump administration, history will judge whether Meadows and McConnell were Trump’s enablers.

Red states take aim at public schools

By abandoning K-12 modernization and reform, Democrats have foolishly ceded the initiative to GOP culture warriors.

The Hill’s Morning Report — Affirmative action ruling triggers frenzy; student loans up next     

A conservative majority on the Supreme Court blasted through decades of precedent Thursday to put an end to affirmative action in university admissions and is expected today to conclude the term by blocking President Biden’s program to forgive student loan debts.   Since last year, right-leaning justices have issued constitutional reinterpretations that are reshaping cultural, privacy...

Moms for Liberty clout keeps rising as Trump, DeSantis, Haley, Ramaswamy, Hutchinson address group’s summit

Former President Trump, Gov. Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Asa Hutchinson are joining parental rights in education group Moms for Liberty at their annual summit.

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