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Dispute Erupts Over Supreme Court Emergency Rulings
The left-leaning media and their allies wasted little time amplifying liberal Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan's recent tantrum about the emergency docket.
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Trump at Strategic Crossroads as Cuba Unravels
The Caribbean has a way of reminding American leaders that geography, in many ways, is destiny.
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Sleeper Cells and the New National Security Risk
In World War II, after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the United States government made one of its most controversial decisions with the internment of more than 120,000 Japanese Americans, most of them U.S. citizens.
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The Real Roots of Iran's War Against America
Iran's regime has long waged a disinformation campaign – one increasingly amplified by American social media influencers – to deflect attention from the Islamic Republic's covert religious war against the United States, a conflict it has pursued since its inception.
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AI Fears Contribute to Hollywood Labor Showdown
Just weeks before a new round of high-stakes Hollywood labor negotiations, the Writers Guild of America West is facing turmoil inside its own ranks – with staffers launching a strike over artificial intelligence protections and alleged unfair labor practices.
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Veterans Regain Gun Rights After VA Policy Change
When soldiers return home from war, the last thing they expect is for the nation they fought to protect to strip away one of their most fundamental rights.
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Pakistan, Taliban Clash After Months of Tensions
Months of tension between Pakistan and its ideological offspring, Afghanistan's Taliban, erupted into open conflict last month, soon after the Taliban pledged it would support Iran.
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Study: Many Schools Still Behind After COVID
America learned plenty of lessons during the COVID-19 pandemic, including how difficult it would be for students to recover from having schools shuttered.
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Analysis: Iran's Fight in Strait May Spur Ground Force, Seizure of Kharg Island
The Strait of Hormuz has again become the focal point of global geopolitics.
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Costs, Regulations Push Small Farms to the Brink
In California's Central Valley lie the ruins of Leo Zacky's former empire – his family's Zacky Farms – which once employed 4,000 people and fed millions.
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Cracks Showing in US-UK 'Special Relationship'
In the annals of global alliances, few bonds have been as enduring and vital as the "special relationship" between the United States and the United Kingdom.
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The Hidden Cost of America's Subscription Economy
Inflation is real, and middle-class families have felt it everywhere from the grocery aisle to the gas pump.
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Home Sold for Taxes Sparks Supreme Court Showdown
Like thousands of Americans each year, Marc Pung lost his home when the government auctioned it off for unpaid property taxes.But unlike those other Americans, Pung wasn't willing to roll over.
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Charlie Kirk's Legacy Inspires Faith Revival Tour
When Lucas Miles thinks about some American Christians, he pictures the reluctant Bible hero Gideon, who offered God questions, excuses, and tests before accepting his mission. Yet, in Judges 6, before Gideon had taken any action, the angel still called him a "mighty...
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After Minnesota Fraud, Maine Faces Questions
Anyone watching the fallout from Nick Shirley's independent reporting in Minnesota is left with a simple question: Which state will uncover the next case of rampant social welfare fraud
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Report: China Embedded in US Intel Operations
Chinese espionage inside the United States remains pervasive, and Washington lacks the political will to confront Beijing's theft of technology from American research universities.
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Florida Locks in 15-Year Curb on Border Parole
A federal judge in Florida imposed a 15-year consent decree blocking DHS from restoring a Biden-era border parole policy or adopting a similar pathway aimed at easing detention or speeding processing.
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States Brace for Trump Admin Report on AI Laws
State legislatures across the country are bracing for the announcement on which of their laws will be declared "onerous" in a Commerce Department report due by March 11.
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Sovereignty Summit Signals MAGA's Global Influence
Over the decades, Washington, D.C., has played host to countless diplomatic gatherings, but the conference held at the Fairmont Hotel last week carried a unique tone and ethos.
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Russian Deaths Mount as Drones Reshape War
Amid the ongoing war, Ukrainian officials claim that 33,000 Russian troops were killed by drone strikes in January.
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Democrats Still Far Behind Republicans in Patriotism
Republicans often ask why Democrats seem to "hate America," and polls suggest the divide stems in part from Democrats being less likely to say they are patriotic or proud of the nation’s freedoms and more likely to express negative views about the country.
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Democrats' Court-Stacking Push Seen as Power Grab
One of the most consequential debates unfolding in American politics centers not on elections, but on the future of the Supreme Court and the role of the judiciary in preserving the rule of law.
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Senator Demands Records on Biden Trans Policy
Senate Republicans are digging deeper into what they say was the Biden administration's collusion with a transgender organization to "promote chemical and surgical mutilation of children based on politics.
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TV Cash Crash Sends Shockwaves Through MLB
Nine Major League Baseball teams terminated their local TV contracts with FanDuel Sports Network in January amid missed rights payments and the broader decline of the regional sports network model.
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The Transatlantic Battle Over Free Expression
By any honest measure, the conflict between Washington and Brussels over speech didn't begin with a single fine or raid of a company's headquarters. It has, in fact, been building for more than a decade, quietly at first, then openly, and now brazenly.