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Opinion

Cory Mills Ousted by Investigations, Not Voters

Zero charges, just enough swamp stink to sink an America First incumbent.

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Economy

Home Depot Confirms Americans Can Only Afford Small Repairs

Bidenomics and a frozen housing market leave working Americans patching, not building.

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Politics

Trump Pauses Canada Tariffs, Teases Keystone XL Revival

The pipeline Biden killed on Day One may be coming back — and Trump is using trade leverage to make it happen.

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Tech & Free Speech

29 States vs. Meta: $200 Billion and Veto Power Over Your Feed

29 AGs sue Meta over child safety — but the real play is who controls what every platform must show or hide.

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Crime & Justice

30 Years After Tupac's Murder, Only the Foot Soldier Faces Trial

Davis didn't pull the trigger — the shooter's dead, the connected walk free, and a 63-year-old takes the fall alone

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Media

Trump Moves to Scrap Clinton Roadless Rule; Green Groups Cry Doom, Ignore Biden Mining

The same outlets wailing over forests said nothing when Biden opened millions of acres to foreign mining.

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Opinion

Manhattan Synagogue Attacker Told Cops His Motive. Press Called Him Crazy.

Larry Montes confessed racial and religious motives. The media's reflex: dismiss, not diagnose.

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Border & Immigration

Padres Coach Detained by ICE: Visa Expired 2018, No Papers

A minor-league coach was held at an El Paso airport; his permission to stay expired in 2018. The press calls it overreach. The law calls it enforcement.

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Tech & Free Speech

Google Buys Spirit Airlines' Data for $10M to Feed Its AI

Bankrupt airline sold billions of passenger records to Big Tech — and not one customer was asked.

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Border & Immigration

US Outsourcing 1,200 Deportees to Liberia Because Home Nations Refuse Them

Third-country deals expose a broken system: home nations won't take their own citizens, and Washington won't make them.

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Economy

Walz Blocks Boundary Waters Mining, Defying Congress and Killing Jobs

Gov. Tim Walz's executive order blocks Boundary Waters copper-nickel mining permits, defying Congress and keeping America hooked on foreign critical minerals.

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Tech & Free Speech

ICE Bans Meta Spy Glasses—But Wants To Build Its Own

The feds admit Zuckerberg's smart glasses are a privacy risk in their own offices. They're right. So why are they building a government version?

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Education

OpenAI Launches Teen ChatGPT — Guardrails Families Don't Control

Silicon Valley's chatbot is coming for your kids' homework, downtime, and worldview — and parents are just along for the ride.

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Politics

Beverly Hills Teacher Sues After Firing Over Anti-Trump Posts

A 30-year educator was fired for off-the-clock anti-Trump posts, while students who allegedly hurled racial slurs at a campus pro-Trump rally walked away with a warning.

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Politics

Trump Cuts Korea Drills, Seoul Vows Self-Defense—That's the Point

After decades of U.S. subsidies, Seoul finally demands self-reliance. The establishment calls it crisis; we call it progress.

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Opinion

Google's Gemini in Chrome: The Surveillance Trojan Horse Arrives

The same company that tracks your every click now wants its AI riding shotgun on every webpage you visit.

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Culture War

SC State Shooting: 12th Arrest, Still Zero Murder Charges

Gun-free campus failed Jaliyah Butler. The people who disarmed her still won't answer.

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Politics

Google Opens Gmail VIP Lane for Political Spam After Throttling Conservatives

After burying conservative emails, Google now lets political elites bypass Gmail spam filters. You pay the price.

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Media

Fake Pollster Fabricated Socialist Leads, Calls It 'Social Experiment' When Caught

Median Strategies fabricated polls boosting DSA candidates, then vanished — and the politicians who amplified the bogus data face zero consequences.

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Border & Immigration

Minnesota Sues Texas to Force Extradition of ICE Agent Charged in Shooting

Ellison demands Abbott hand over the agent charged with shooting a man through his door — while Abbott stalls and the clock ticks toward release.

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Politics

DOJ: Judge Had No Right to Kill Ábrego García Smuggling Indictment

The Justice Department tells the Sixth Circuit a federal judge overstepped by axing the indictment — courts have no business second-guessing prosecutorial motive.

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World

70,000 Migrants Storm Ceuta as Spain Abandons Border

Hospitals and schools buckle in Ceuta while the state refuses to secure the frontier—a warning the West can't ignore.

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Politics

Governors Lured Big Tech Data Centers With Billions, Now Flip for Votes

Shapiro, Abbott, and Hobbs handed Big Tech tax breaks—then flipped when voters got stuck with the bill.

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Crime & Justice

Alex Murdaugh Venue-Shops for Retrial While Working-Class Defendants Take Plea Deals

The disbarred lawyer convicted of murdering his family picks his next courtroom — another perk of a two-tier justice system that reserves real due process for the connected.

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