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EU Exploits Ukraine Mall Carnage to Push More Western Aid
Sixteen civilians dead in a Russian double-tap drone strike—and Brussels wastes no time turning bodies into a spending mandate.
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Sixteen civilians dead in a Russian double-tap drone strike—and Brussels wastes no time turning bodies into a spending mandate.
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Opinion

The regulatory state mobilizes for 55 stomach bugs — and stays silent on the crises killing working Americans.
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Education

Every schoolyard conflict is now a pipeline for administrative overreach. The institution's answer is always more control.
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Politics

The largest payout to the world body under Trump comes as American families absorb inflation — and Republicans on the Hill balk.
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Culture War

Appeals panel pauses order forcing schools to reinstate players, but the deeper crisis is judges dictating college sports rosters.
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Opinion

A Kentucky physician forgot her granddaughter in a 115-degree car for eight hours. If she stocked shelves instead of prescribing medicine, she'd already be in a cell.
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Tech & Free Speech
They get your data, location, and digital life. You get a phone.
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Culture War

Yellowstone's creator refused to kneel to coastal gatekeepers. Now he owns Texas ranchland and tells stories his way.
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Economy
Big Tech's 'generous' trade-in deals are cover charges for the surveillance economy. American consumers foot the real bill.
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Politics

The press calls him a loyalist; he calls it constitutional duty. Their framing tells you everything.
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Opinion

A 30-year veteran is killed in his own home, and the massive manhunt proves what the anti-police crowd refuses to admit.
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Crime & Justice

A 27-year-old celebrity murder gets the full circus while ordinary victims wait in line.
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Crime & Justice

A Wisconsin sheriff used a drone to flush a felon from a cornfield. Don't expect that surveillance power to stop at fugitives.
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Economy

Arizona, California, and Nevada forced to slash Colorado River use while domestic infrastructure crumbles and foreign aid flows
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Economy

The tech giant's conservation spending is a fraction of its data-center expansion — and it won't even say if the money goes where it's building.
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Culture War

An acquittal won't restore what a public accusation already destroyed.
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Media

Publisher, editor, reporter axed after refusing Pentagon control of military's own paper
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Politics

After decades of bipartisan neglect, a president is using American leverage to crack open Canada's protected markets — and Ottawa is finally blinking.
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Culture War

Vague 'contractual issues' mask another corporate retreat from traditional American womanhood on broadcast television.
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Politics

The former First Lady's 'Who knows?' about a laced drink is the latest spin from an establishment that spent years covering up the president's cognitive decline.
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World

The open-borders press refuses to ask who or why after another violent attack in Europe.
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Opinion

A unanimous appeals court cut punitive damages to $1.5M, exposing a rigged system — but Connecticut's billion-dollar hammer still looms.
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Media

A rare loss for the Gray Lady — and a reminder that most targets can't afford to fight back.
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Economy

US ranchers face record-low herds and soaring costs while 300,000 metric tons of foreign ground beef get a tariff-free pass.
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