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Feinberg Plays Victim After Trump Pushes Back in Oval Office
Andrew Feinberg got the confrontation he came for. Now the press corps wants you to think he's the victim.
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Andrew Feinberg got the confrontation he came for. Now the press corps wants you to think he's the victim.
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Tech & Free Speech

Big Tech's latest 'protection' monitors what you copy and second-guesses your commands — because you can't be trusted with your own machine.
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Education

A parental-rights mom takes on a career education insider. The stakes: who controls what your kids learn.
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Border & Immigration

An NGO-backed caravan heads for the U.S. border with convenient political timing—raising questions about who really benefits from the open-border agenda.
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Opinion

A US House candidate held by a foreign military mid-campaign. The real scandal is the silence—and what it says about loyalty.
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World

Working families foot the bill for U.S.-Israel intervention as pump costs surge 30% and central bankers ready another rate hike.
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Tech & Free Speech

The Voxel Series-1 robot proves the tech elite are totally detached from the working Americans who fund them.
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Elections & Voting

Her public complaint reveals the left's reliance on judicial legislating as the 6-3 majority restores constitutional limits.
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Culture War

An Iraq vet turned cop is laid to rest while an illegal migrant swings a hammer at ICE — the same policies fuel both crises.
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Elections & Voting

DHS door-knocking campaign targets noncitizen registrations while California mails duplicate ballots to thousands
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Health & Life

Same bureaucracy that tracks diseased wildlife says verifying voters is too hard
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World

Stephen Hubbard, 74, imprisoned since 2022, freed after direct Trump-Putin call — no concessions, no prisoner exchange.
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Education

California teens plotted a school massacre for months, while Virginia cops and the education establishment still hide the truth from parents.
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Crime & Justice

Five adults dead in a quiet Chicago suburb. Illinois's strict gun laws failed to stop the killer.
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Crime & Justice
A fender-bender turned fatal when a man already flouting the law ran down a woman who dared slap his car — another price ordinary Americans pay for unchecked lawlessness.
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Opinion

The same Republicans who decried DOJ weaponization are cheering the Omar raid. The Constitution doesn't care about party.
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Politics

No physical evidence. One paid witness. A decade of alibis. Alabama nearly executed him anyway.
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Economy

Big Tech wants working families to finance its next console while passing AI supply costs straight to the consumer.
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Education

DC expands truancy bureaucracy as California districts admit they relied on illegal-alien enrollment to stay afloat.
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Tech & Free Speech

Gemini's Android Auto rollout gives Google full access to your inbox, photos, and schedule—packaging surveillance as convenience.
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Culture War
A sorority member says two men raped her at Sigma Phi Epsilon—a frat UA had on probation when it quietly let Greek life resume.
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Economy

City council trades a one-year moratorium for a mere 135 days, ignoring locals who fought to protect their neighborhoods from Musk's AI facilities.
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Crime & Justice
A drive-by killing between two states with the nation's strictest gun laws—and the shooter is still at large.
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Economy

A $1M cardboard heist from a parked truck exposes the two-tier economy: speculative collectibles worth a decade's wages, secured by a broken lock.
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