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Realpolitik Makes a Comeback in a Dangerous World
For much of the past three decades, American foreign policy has been wrapped in the language of ideals.
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Engineered Chaos: Why Anti-ICE Rioters Ignored Obama
In the streets of Minneapolis, federal immigration agents dodge death threats, vehicular assaults, and orchestrated chaos as anti-ICE riots explode, but where was this fury when President Barack Obama deported millions, earning him the "Deporter in Chief" moniker
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Many in Line for Larger Return as Tax Season Begins
Filing an income tax return typically involves equal parts dread and loathing as millions of Americans face ponying up even more of their money to the federal government.
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Danish Intel Flags Rising China, Russia Arctic Risk
Threats from China and Russia to the U.S. and its allies from the Arctic continue to increase, according to a Danish intelligence report recently published online.
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Trump Administration Targets DEI in Home Appraisals
Home appraisals will likely no longer need to include diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) considerations after President Donald Trump's administration proposed an end to the rule foisted upon the industry by his predecessor.
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MAGA's European Mirror Takes Shape in Germany
From gala halls in New York City to the halls of power in Washington, D.C., to Germany's federal parliament, a new ideological and diplomatic infrastructure is emerging that links America's MAGA movement with Germany's national-conservative AfG party.
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China, Taiwan, and the Semiconductor Power Struggle
If China were to take control of Taiwan, the immediate headlines would focus on military conflict, diplomatic fallout, and regional instability.
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Why International Law Bends to Power Politics
The term "international law" becomes a lightning rod for debate whenever the United States or Israel takes decisive action against hostile authoritarian regimes-whether in response to terrorism, subversion, or gray-zone threats that chip away at sovereignty.
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Davos 2026: A Turning Point for the World Order
There is no serious doubt that the 56th World Economic Forum (WEF), held in Davos last week, marked a turning point in modern history.
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Biola University Approves TPUSA as Critics Decry 'Woke' Shift
Three years after a Biola University student first attempted to establish a Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapter at the Christian college, the school approved the request in December – just in time for her graduation.
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EU Unity Fractures Over Ukraine Funding Debate
In late 2025, a normally bureaucratic ritual in Brussels erupted into an unmistakable sign of deeper political fractures in the European Union.
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Parent Demand for School Choice Hits Record High
Millions of parents are searching for educational opportunities as the satisfaction rate with public schools sits at an all-time low.
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Expert: Churches Must Anticipate Protest Threats
Not content with taking it to the streets, opponents of immigration law enforcement on Sunday took over a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota, to push their cause.
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All Roads Lead to Havana in Anti-American Subversion
President Donald Trump's sudden focus on Cuba is a reminder that the communist island nation is the head of the snake of anti-American mischief in the Western Hemisphere.
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From Burnout to Belief: Generation Z's Faith Turn
America appears to be witnessing the emergence of a new cultural and social phenomenon with the return of young people to Christianity, most visibly within Generation Z.
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AI, Accountability, and New Rules of Work in 2026
The workplace is entering a new chapter.After years of experimentation, uncertainty, and rapid change, American employers and employees are settling into a period defined less by novelty and more by choice.
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Economic Pain a Tool of Power in Iran, Critics Say
Media reports that the protests in Iran are largely a byproduct of a poor economy only scratches the surface of the problem.
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JD Vance Warns: Civilizations Die From Within
At a time when Western politics is increasingly defined by hesitation, moral relativism, and an elite fear of naming reality, Vice President JD Vance has chosen a different path.
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Trump's Shipbuilding Quest Stalls as China Surges
The Trump administration's early pledge to revive and expand America's atrophied shipbuilding capacity has slipped to the back burner, even as China's naval power continues to grow in the Pacific, according to Heritage Foundation senior fellow Brent Sadler.
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'Minnesota Nice' Gives Way to Activism and Ideology
The fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old Minneapolis anti-ICE activist, by a federal agent underscores a sad fact: A state once referred to as "Minnesota Nice" has devolved into a flashpoint of far-left extremism and unchecked fraud.
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Prominent Leftists, Libertarians Support Iran Regime
Leftists and some libertarians have rallied behind Iran's Islamist regime despite the killings of hundreds of protesters calling for the regime's overthrow and the restoration of the Iranian monarchy.
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White House 'Fake News' Portal Lists Repeat Offenders
Just weeks after its launch, the White House's "fake news" online portal is loaded with what it characterizes as everything from "lies" to "left-wing lunacy" involving nearly two dozen left-leaning news outlets.
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America at 250: Giants Who Shaped the Republic
Every great nation is shaped not merely by events, but by people – men and women whose ideas, courage, and imagination turn moments into history.
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Europe's Revolt Against the EU's Ruling Class
For decades, we were told that the European Union represented a model of enlightened governance: Technocratic, consensus-driven, post-national, and morally confident.
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Trump Pressures Iran Without Saying 'Regime Change'
Donald Trump's second-term Iran policy is moving quickly from fiery rhetoric to the edge of open confrontation.