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'Make Europe Great Again': CPAC Hungary Unites Global Right
The fourth annual CPAC Hungary, held in Budapest, the geographical heart of Europe, on May 29-30, signaled not just a gathering of conservative minds but the launch of what speakers hailed as a patriotic renaissance across the West.
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Medved's 'American Miracle' Film Previews at Kennedy Center
Last month when a child asked Karoline Leavitt who President Donald Trump's favorite president is - drawing laughter saying, "besides himself" - the White House press secretary said it was George Washington.
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Parenting in the Digital Age: Deepfakes, Excess Screen Time and Cyberbullying
Living in the digital age is a double-edged sword. While modern technology offers countless benefits, it's also becoming a powerful tool for harm, especially against younger generations.
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Geri Perna's Grief and Advocacy for J6er Rights
When Matthew Perna died by suicide in early 2022 while facing federal charges related to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, he became one of the growing number of defendants who have suffered irreversible personal consequences.
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Liberty and Servitude: How Competing Mindsets Have Influenced Governance
Throughout history, governments and societies have been shaped by the recurring tension between two competing mindsets: the pursuit of individual liberty and the acceptance of centralized authority for the sake of stability.
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Nation's First School Voucher Plan Now in Hands of Senate
Neatly tucked away in President Donald Trump's "One Big, Beautiful Bill" is a provision that has supporters of private schools rubbing their hands with delight.
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Bipartisanship: Outdated Ideal or Key to Presidential Success?
While voters often support bipartisanship in polls, they increasingly reward partisan behavior at the ballot box.
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Analysts Say a Palestinian State Already Exists - It's Called Gaza
A growing number of secular geopolitical experts and religious commentators contend that there is an anomaly in reasoning with a double standard attitude by the West towards Israel.
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Conservative Groups Sue Colorado Over Pronoun Law, Citing Free Speech, Equal Protection
A coalition of conservative groups opposing a recently passed bill expanding Colorado's anti-discrimination laws sued Colorado officials earlier this week alleging it violates the First and 14th Amendments.
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CPAC Hungary 2025: Budapest Becomes Hub for Global Right
This week, Budapest - the historic Hungarian capital on the Danube - hosts CPAC Hungary for the fourth year in a row, cementing its role as a global hub for the rising conservative right.
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Survey: Astrology, Tarot Cards, Fortune Tellers Still Popular
Many of the tenets popularized in the New Age movement nearly six decades ago are alive and well as a third of Americans still consult astrology, tarot cards and even fortune tellers for a glimpse of the future.
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Trump Critics Ignore Long History of Military Parades
A Republican congresswoman from Michigan quipped earlier this year that President Trump "could have the cure for cancer and the Democrats would still be upset. "That sentiment apparently includes the president hosting a military parade
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More Than 1 JFK Shooter, ER Doctor Tells Federal Secrets Task Force
The "magic bullet," Zapruder film, alleged cover-ups, a second shooter and more were discussed during a House task force meeting as Republicans continue digging into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
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Michele Bachmann's Unconventional Path to Political Leadership
Michele Bachmann, a former four-term U.S. congresswoman from Minnesota's 6th District and a 2012 presidential candidate, currently serves as Dean of the Robertson School of Government at Regent University.
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FBI Chief Patel, DHS Sec. Noem Wage War on Chinese Marijuana Operations
FBI Director Kash Patel and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem can add busting up illegal Chinese marijuana growing operations in rural Maine to their to-do lists following a hearing in the Senate.
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Even Before New Pope, Church Saw Rise in Young Catholic Converts
While headlines worldwide have focused on the election of Pope Leo XIV, the Catholic Church has also seen a significant increase in the number of young people converting in recent years.
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TikTok's Next Chapter: Will US Ban Stick This Time?
Since the popular social networking platform TikTok arrived in the U.S. in 2018, it has exploded in popularity, particularly among Gen Z.
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Reagan-Era Defense Chief on Golden Dome: Moving Past Cold War Doctrines
In the wake of President Donald Trump's unveiling of the Golden Dome missile defense initiative, Reagan-era Strategic Defense Initiative Director Henry F. "Hank" Cooper delivered a forceful endorsement.
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Congress Probes Readiness for Asteroid Threats Amid New NASA Discoveries
Experts testified before a House subcommittee there are no sizable objects that pose a significant risk of impacting Earth within the next 100 years.
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Pentagon Insider: Golden Dome Echoes Reagan's 'Star Wars' Vision
Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis, a retired U.S. Army officer who had attended daily Pentagon briefings for decades, says President Donald Trump's newly unveiled "Golden Dome" missile defense plan marks a return to Reagan-era thinking.
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How Microgrids Are Reshaping America's Energy Future
With widespread power outages, rising utility costs, and growing cyber threats to the nation's power grids, more Americans are beginning to see the cracks in the country's current energy system.
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Reports: Ending 'Medicaid Money Laundering' Would Save Hundreds of Billions
If Congress is serious about cutting $880 billion in Medicaid spending, ending what one study calls a "money-laundering" tactic being used by states would do at least most of the trick.
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The Contradictions of Jessica Watkins: A Trans Conservative's Journey
Jessica Watkins defies categorization. An Army veteran, Oath Keeper, and former bar owner, she's also a transgender woman and a self-proclaimed "very MAGA" patriot who was convicted for her role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
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Dem Legislator's Opposition May Kill Illinois Homeschool Regs
An outpouring of opposition - including from a progressive Black Democrat lawmaker - has put proposed new Illinois homeschool regulations on life support with just a few days left in the legislative session.
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Bipartisan Reform Bill at Odds With Trump's Call to Shutter FEMA
House Republicans and Democrats are forging ahead with plans to reform the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) despite President Donald Trump's calls to shut it down.