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The reconciliation legislation has so many bad features, it is easy to lose track of some of them.

Journalist Andy Ngo has been beaten by the anarchists running riot in American streets, but he isn't beat.

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The two are trying to distance themselves from administration's handling of U.S.-Mexico border crisis, particularly the treatment of Haitian migrants.

If North Korea doesn’t return to negotiations, it’s fair to assume that the North will lock in its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile arsenals, making denuclearization unachievable and eventual reunification of the Korean Peninsula even more problematic.

Vice President Kamala Harris sharply criticized Border Patrol agents for how they confronted Haitian migrants in Texas.

Not all young people drawn to the GOP are Trump fans. Polls suggest millennial and Gen Z Republicans identify less with Trump than older Republicans.

One has the impression that research by today’s government lawyers consists of tapping keywords into databases compiled since 1992.

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Vice President Kamala Harris invoked familial ties to India as she pressed Prime Minister Narendra Modi on human rights in a departure from the Trump administration.

President Biden went before the United Nations this week to lecture the world about “dignity.”

Echoes of the Cultural Revolution are reverberating throughout China today, with the Chinese government harking back to the past and placing curbs on many aspects of ideology and culture.

Joe Biden, the oldest president in history, depended on young voters to win in 2020. Can he keep their support?

Not speaking clearly may be the first problem of politics. It is much like the old axiom, often misattributed to Burke, that for evil to triumph it is only necessary for good men to do nothing. In much of the world, conservatism has been living in fear since the last century. In Latin America, social-communism […]

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Harris plans to meet Thursday with Modi, making history as the highest-ranking Indian American to welcome the leader of the strategic U.S. ally.

Meet the "new Taliban," same as the old Taliban.

Sen. Susan Collins says she would oppose Democrats' legislative response to Texas' new abortion law that bans the procedure at about six weeks of pregnancy.

Four star generals and the process of their promotion, then and now, are worlds apart.

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The democratic, anti-hierarchical spirit that foreign observers thought made this country what it is appears to be dead with Covid.

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President Joe Biden had a disastrous day last Friday. It's hard to imagine how it could have been any worse.

The move to strip L.A. Councilman Joe Buscaino of his leadership post took place days after his spokesman was quoted making disparaging remarks about other council members.

Forget what you hear most pundits saying about last week's recall election that failed to unseat California Governor Gavin Newsom. Some Democrats think because Newsom ran on an anti-Trump platform that will bring the party success -- or cause them less damage -- in the next two elections.

Grown folk are acting as though getting school kids from Point A to Point B on regular school days is a death-defying act, whether in an urban school district like D.C. or a suburban system like neighboring Montgomery County.

The pandemic has revealed the raw deal given to our society's lower classes.

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A day doesn’t pass without more striking evidence that our ruling elites are not only evil but unhinged.

Disparate conservatives debate the right approach to America's putative Founding.

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The Pentagon has retreated from its defense of a drone strike that killed multiple civilians last month in Afghanistan.

Last Thursday, in a bit of theater fit for our times, Congressional leadership ordered the fencing around the Capitol reinstalled, ostensibly to protect against the several dozen protestors anticipated on Saturday.

Immigration policy debates need to be taken back from the chart people.

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Majority Forward “alone accounted for about $1 of every $3 in dark money spending in 2018.”

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Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger, who won office through a recall, says he's glad Newsom wasn't ousted

The whole problem with socialism is that it’s like sharing a banana with a gorilla. You never get a bite of the banana. And you will probably get mauled anyway.

Auditor Elaine Howle says delays in the rent relief program and uncertainty over federal rules raise concern that California won't distribute $1.8 billion by Sept. 30.

Friday, September 17, is Constitution Day: a day set aside to commemorate the original signing of the document that has governed us for more than 230 years. But how do you honor a document?

Remembering Norm Macdonald (1959-2021).

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Isolation is only likely to degrade the Taliban’s behavior, while making the regime more dependent on China and Iran.

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This last week provides us with two shocking examples of how the government industrial complex is working against us citizens and this country's founding principles.

Democrats are sharply divided over whether to require drugmakers to negotiate their prices with the federal government.